How to manage text formatting

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Note N.B: The syntax of documents can be changed using TAGs. A TAG is an attribute enclosed in symbols <>. Below are the TAGs that you acquire from the archive. The descriptions and formatted texts will then be printed in the final document (for example the offer.)

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Bold

  • <b> Opera Company </b> or <strong> Opera Company</strong> : using these TAGs it is possible to format the text inserted in bold
Esempio inserimento del TAG per il grassetto
Il testo in grassetto

The first image shows the insertion of the text with the chosen TAGs; the modified text is displayed when you move to another field or register the type (see second image). It is also possible to modify the text of the offer by inserting the TAGs. The formatted text is shown when we save the document.

TAG example for bold
Bold text


The formatted text will be shown in the printed document


Italic

  • <i> Opera Company </i> or <em> Opera Company </em> : using these TAGs it is possible to format the text inserted in italic

Highlight words and phrases

  • <mark>Opera Company </mark> or <mark color="red">Opera Company </mark>: using these TAGs it is possible to highlight the text. It is possible to view a list of colors at the following link [1].

Superscript and subscript

  • Opera <sub>Company </sub>: using these TAGs we can set a character, a number or a word to subscript. Ex.: OperaCompany.
  • Opera <sup>Company </sup>: using these TAGs we can set a character, a number or a word to superscript. Es.: OperaCompany.

Underline or delete words and phrases

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