diff --git a/ui/static/html-reference.html b/ui/static/html-reference.html index c237acb..bdb7569 100644 --- a/ui/static/html-reference.html +++ b/ui/static/html-reference.html @@ -1179,188 +1179,195 @@
+

SUB

 + Displays the text in a smaller font, and with its baseline lower than that of the surrounding text. +
+
Syntax:
+
<SUB>
+
Allowed in Topic Names
+
Yes
+
Closing Tag
+
Required
+
Notes
+
This may be rendered differently in different browsers.
+
Example
+
+ Fibonacci numbers are computed as follows:<BLOCKQUOTE>
+ <EM>F<SUB>0</SUB></EM> = 0<BR>
+ <EM>F<SUB>1</SUB></EM> = 1<BR>
+ <EM>F<SUB>n</SUB></EM> =
+ <EM>F<SUB>n-2</SUB></EM> + <EM>F<SUB>n-1</SUB></EM>
+ for all integer <EM>n</EM>>1</BLOCKQUOTE> +
+
Example Output
+
+ Fibonacci numbers are computed as follows:
+ F0 = 0
+ F1 = 1
+ Fn = + Fn-2 + Fn-1 + for all integer n>1
+
+
+ +

SUP

 + Displays the text in a smaller font, and with its baseline higher than that of the surrounding text. +
+
Syntax:
+
<SUP>
+
Allowed in Topic Names
+
Yes
+
Closing Tag
+
Required
+
Notes
+
This may be rendered differently in different browsers.
+
Example
+
+ Fermat's Last Theorem states that, for any integer <EM>n</EM> greater than 2,
+ there is no combination of values <EM>x</EM>, <EM>y</EM>,
+ and <EM>z</EM> such that <EM>x<SUP>2</SUP></EM>
+ + <EM>y<SUP>2</SUP></EM> = <EM>z<SUP>2</SUP></EM>. +
+
Example Output
+
+ Fermat's Last Theorem states that, for any integer n greater than 2, + there is no combination of values x, y, + and z such that xn + + yn = zn. +
+
+ +

TT

 + Indicates "teletype" or "typewriter text." Renders text in fixed-width type. +
+
Syntax:
+
<TT>
+
Allowed in Topic Names
+
Yes
+
Closing Tag
+
Required
+
Notes
+
This may be rendered differently in different browsers. Usually, it is rendered + as a fixed-width font.
+
Example
+
+ <TT>This style of text can be useful for code listings.</TT> +
+
Example Output
+
+ This style of text can be useful for code listings. +
+
+ +

U

 + Displays text as underlined. +
+
Syntax:
+
<U>
+
Allowed in Topic Names
+
Yes
+
Closing Tag
+
Required
+
Example
+
+ A thing can have as much value from <U>where</U> it is as from
+ <U>what</U> it is. +
+
Example Output
+
+ A thing can have as much value from where it is as from + what it is. +
+
+ +

UL

 + Draws lines of text as a bulleted list. Specifies that the following block consists of + individual items, each beginning with an LI tag. The items are bulleted. +
+
Syntax:
+
<UL>
+
Allowed in Topic Names
+
No
+
Closing Tag
+
Required
+
Example
+
+ Things to get in life:
+ <UL>
+ <LI>Good education
+ <LI>Exact change
+ <LI>Happiness
+ <LI>Portable stereo
+ <LI>Sense of self-worth
+ <LI>Account on Electric Minds
+ </UL> +
+
Example Output
+
+ Things to get in life: + +
+
+ +

VAR

 + Indicates placeholder text for a variable. +
+
Syntax:
+
<VAR>
+
Allowed in Topic Names
+
Yes
+
Closing Tag
+
Required
+
Notes
+
This may be rendered differently in different browsers. Usually, it is rendered + as italics.
+
Example
+
+ Enter the <VAR>filename</VAR> in the appropriate field in the dialog box. +
+
Example Output
+
+ Enter the filename in the appropriate field in the dialog box. +
+
+ +

WBR

 + Inserts a soft line break in a block of text formatted using the NOBR tag. +
+
Syntax:
+
<WBR>
+
Allowed in Topic Names
+
Yes
+
Closing Tag
+
Optional
+
Notes
+
If it is not placed inside a pair of NOBR tags, this tag has no effect.
+
Example
+
+ <NOBR>This text will not break anywhere unless I tell it to. The text will
+ just keep on going until it runs off the edge of the screen.
+ <WBR>But I just told it to break here.</NOBR> +
+
Example Output
+
+ This text will not break anywhere unless I tell it to. The text will + just keep on going until it runs off the edge of the screen. + But I just told it to break here. +
+
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SUB

 - Displays the text in a smaller font, and with its baseline lower than that of the surrounding text. -
-
Syntax -
<SUB> -
Allowed in Topic Names -
Yes -
Closing Tag -
Required -
Notes -
This may be rendered differently in different browsers. -
Example -
- Fibonacci numbers are computed as follows:<BLOCKQUOTE>
- <EM>F<SUB>0</SUB></EM> = 0<BR>
- <EM>F<SUB>1</SUB></EM> = 1<BR>
- <EM>F<SUB>n</SUB></EM> =
- <EM>F<SUB>n-2</SUB></EM> + <EM>F<SUB>n-1</SUB></EM>
- for all integer <EM>n</EM>>1</BLOCKQUOTE> - -
Example Output -
- Fibonacci numbers are computed as follows:
- F0 = 0
- F1 = 1
- Fn = - Fn-2 + Fn-1 - for all integer n>1
-
- -

SUP

 - Displays the text in a smaller font, and with its baseline higher than that of the surrounding text. -
-
Syntax -
<SUP> -
Allowed in Topic Names -
Yes -
Closing Tag -
Required -
Notes -
This may be rendered differently in different browsers. -
Example -
- Fermat's Last Theorem states that, for any integer <EM>n</EM> greater than 2,
- there is no combination of values <EM>x</EM>, <EM>y</EM>,
- and <EM>z</EM> such that <EM>x<SUP>2</SUP></EM>
- + <EM>y<SUP>2</SUP></EM> = <EM>z<SUP>2</SUP></EM>. - -
Example Output -
- Fermat's Last Theorem states that, for any integer n greater than 2, - there is no combination of values x, y, - and z such that xn - + yn = zn. -
- -

TT

 - Indicates "teletype" or "typewriter text." Renders text in fixed-width type. -
-
Syntax -
<TT> -
Allowed in Topic Names -
Yes -
Closing Tag -
Required -
Notes -
This may be rendered differently in different browsers. Usually, it is rendered - as a fixed-width font. -
Example -
- <TT>This style of text can be useful for code listings.</TT> - -
Example Output -
- This style of text can be useful for code listings. -
- -

U

 - Displays text as underlined. -
-
Syntax -
<U> -
Allowed in Topic Names -
Yes -
Closing Tag -
Required -
Example -
- A thing can have as much value from <U>where</U> it is as from
- <U>what</U> it is. - -
Example Output -
- A thing can have as much value from where it is as from - what it is. -
- -

UL

 - Draws lines of text as a bulleted list. Specifies that the following block consists of - individual items, each beginning with an LI tag. The items are bulleted. -
-
Syntax -
<UL> -
Allowed in Topic Names -
No -
Closing Tag -
Required -
Example -
- Things to get in life:
- <UL>
- <LI>Good education
- <LI>Exact change
- <LI>Happiness
- <LI>Portable stereo
- <LI>Sense of self-worth
- <LI>Account on Electric Minds
- </UL> - -
Example Output -
- Things to get in life: - -
- -

VAR

 - Indicates placeholder text for a variable. -
-
Syntax -
<VAR> -
Allowed in Topic Names -
Yes -
Closing Tag -
Required -
Notes -
This may be rendered differently in different browsers. Usually, it is rendered as italics. -
Example -
- Enter the <VAR>filename</VAR> in the appropriate field in the dialog box. - -
Example Output -
- Enter the filename in the appropriate field in the dialog box. -
- -

WBR

 - Inserts a soft line break in a block of text formatted using the NOBR tag. -
-
Syntax -
<NOBR> -
Allowed in Topic Names -
Yes -
Closing Tag -
Optional -
Notes -
If it is not placed inside a pair of NOBR tags, this tag has no effect. -
Example -
- <NOBR>This text will not break anywhere unless I tell it to. The text will
- just keep on going until it runs off the edge of the screen.
- <WBR>But I just told it to break here.</NOBR> - -
Example Output -
- This text will not break anywhere unless I tell it to. The text will - just keep on going until it runs off the edge of the screen. - But I just told it to break here. -
-

Colors

 When color values are called for in any HTML tag, they may be specified either by name or by color value. The following named colors are supported: