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The Style Marker inserts a style specification in a Markdown source.
Two types of styles can be specified:
The Style Marker inserts a HTML DIV tag pair at a point where it sees one of the following markers.
| Syntax | Description | Example | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| {class} | Insert an HTML DIV tag with a specified stylesheet class | {center} | <div class="center"> |
| {end} | Inserts an ending DIV tag | {end} | </div> |
Start the marker at the beginning of a line. Do not add anything following the marker.
The style class, class, should be defined in a stylesheet that will be read by a converted HTML file.
Example: class definition
.center { text-align: center }
Example: use of style class
{center}
This paragraph is centered.
{end}
The current version of Style.pm contains the following style specification
| Syntax | Description |
|---|---|
| {leftcol} | Starts the left column of a double column block. |
| {rightcol} | Starts the right column of the double column block. |
| {end} | Ends the double column block. |
Example:
{leftcol}
Left side of the double column block.
{rightcol}
Right side of the double column block.
{end}
How this is shown:
Left side of the double column block.
Right side of the double column block.
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2020-oct-09 written
