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Style sheets can be used to change the presentation of lists, including changing the style of list bullets or
using an image as a bullet, and changing the style of text, for example using a different font for definition
terms and the actual definitions.
30.5. About the author
A web page should always contain some information which enables a reader to find out who wrote it or
is responsible for it. This can include an email address (which can be linked), a URI, or even a physical
address. The type address is used to identify this information, and it can contain other block-level
elements such as paragraphs, headings, and lists.
There is a default style for address elements in most browsers but the author can also use style sheets to
provide a suggested presentation.
30.6. Inline markup
Text within a paragraph, heading, or other block element can be marked up in a variety of ways, for
example to emphasise it, or to highlight text that should be entered by a user into a computer. Most of
these inline elements are described in this page, although links, which are inline elements, are described
separately.
30.6.1. Definitions
The dfn element is used to mark an inline definition (a word which is given as a defining instance)
Style sheets can be used to change the presentation of inline definitions.
30.6.2. Inline quotations
Quotations which are inline can be marked using the information type "quotation" - the HTML element
q. This element is selected from the Character elements submenu of the Insert menu, or with the
keyboard shortcut Ctrl i Ctrl q. It is possible to give a URI source for the quotation, using the cite
attribute.
Style sheets can be used to change the presentation of inline quotations. The HTML specification states
that inline quotation should be rendered with the appropriate punctuation marks for the language being
represented.
30.6.3. Sample input, output and computer code
Elements are provided to mark computer code, such as statement:do-something, with separate
markup for variables, as well as user input and program output - the elements code, var, kbd
and samp. These elements are found in the Information types submenu of the Insert menu, and there
are keyboard shortcuts for all of them - Ctrl i followed by Ctrl t for code, Ctrl v for variables,
Ctrl k for user input and Ctrl m for sample output.
Style sheets can be used to change the presentation of these elements.
30.6.4. Acronyms and abbreviations
Acronyms and abbreviations should be marked as such, using the abbr and acronym elements available
in the Information types submenu of the Insert menu. There is also the shortcut Ctrl i Ctrl y for
acronym. This allows recognition for different types of systems.
The title attribute can also be used to specify the expansion of the acronym. Select the text to be
marked, for example W3C, select the Insert menu, the information types submenu, and the option
acronym. Then select the entire element (F2 key), open the Attributes menu, select title, enter World
Wide Web Consortium, and apply it.
30. An introduction to HTML
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- Amaya User Manual 1
- 1. Browsing 3
- 1.3. Target anchors 4
- 1.5. Reloading a page 4
- 2. Using forms 5
- 3. Viewing documents 7
- 3.2. Closing a view 8
- 4. Selecting 9
- 4.4. Selecting images 10
- 5.1. Creating a new document 13
- 5.2. Opening a document 13
- 6. Creating elements 15
- 6.4. Hidden elements submenu 16
- 6.5. Generated elements 16
- 6.6. The Enter key 16
- 6.9. Insert time stamp 18
- 7. Editing attributes 19
- 8. Entering characters 20
- 9. Editing with templates 25
- 9.4. Selecting templates 26
- 10. Restructuring documents 29
- 11.6. Changing a link 32
- 12. Editing tables 35
- 12.4. Adding a new row 36
- 12.6. Extending a cell 36
- 13. Using image and maps 39
- Ctrl-u Ctrl-m 40
- 14. Editing mathematics 41
- 14.1.3. The Math palette 42
- 14.2.2. The row construct 45
- 14.2.3. Spacing 45
- 14.2.4. Special characters 45
- 14.2.7. Linking in MathML 46
- 14.3. More about MathML 47
- 15. Editing SVG graphics 49
- 15.2. Selecting graphics 50
- 15.4. Styling graphics 50
- 16. Editing XML documents 53
- 17. Styling documents 55
- 17.4.2. Character elements 56
- 17.5. Using the style editor 57
- 17.7. Showing applied style 58
- 19. Checking spelling 63
- 20.1. The save command 65
- 20.2. The save all command 65
- 20.3. The save as command 65
- .htaccess file 66
- 21.1. About WebDAV 69
- 21.2. WebDAV support in Amaya 69
- 21.3. Sharing documents 69
- 21.4. WebDAV options 70
- 21.5.2. At Amaya folder: 71
- 22. Printing documents 73
- 23. Numbering sections 75
- 26. Annotating documents 79
- 26.4. Saving an annotation 80
- 26.5. Deleting an annotation 80
- 26.10.1. Orphan annotations 83
- 27. Configuring Amaya 85
- > 27.1.1.1. Profile 86
- > 27.1.1.4. Home page 87
- > 27.1.1.5. Check boxes 87
- > 27.1.1.6. Access keys 88
- > 27.1.2.1. Check boxes 88
- > 27.1.3.2. Check boxes 89
- 27.1.5. Passwords preferences 90
- 27.1.6. Proxy preferences 90
- > 27.1.7.1. Check boxe 91
- > 27.1.9.4. Check boxes 92
- HelpAccess 95
- 29. Accessibility 97
- 30. An introduction to HTML 99
- 30.3. Heading elements 100
- 30.4. List elements 100
- 30.5. About the author 101
- 30.6. Inline markup 101
- 30.6.6. Emphasis elements 102
- 30.6.7. Span element 102
- 30.8. HTML elements 103
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