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    1. Fonts and headings
      1. Font and heading guidelines, general
    2. Heading 3 (H3)
      1. Heading 4 (H4)
        1. Heading 5 (H5)
      2. Text representing code
      3. Colored title text
      4. Code
        1. <pre> without syntax (generic)
        2. XML
        3. HTML
        4. Java
        5. SQL
    3. Lists and Bullets
      1. Numbered list
      2. Bullets
    4. Tables
    5. Table of Contents
    6. Images

     

    1. Fonts and headings
      1. Font and heading guidelines, general
    2. Heading 3 (H3)
      1. Heading 4 (H4)
        1. Heading 5 (H5)
      2. Text representing code
      3. Colored title text
      4. Code
        1. <pre> without syntax (generic)
        2. XML
        3. HTML
        4. Java
        5. SQL
    3. Lists and Bullets
      1. Numbered list
      2. Bullets
    4. Tables
    5. Table of Contents
    6. Images

    Fonts and headings

    Font and heading guidelines, general
    Standard Use Case / Instructions for use Example
    "Normal" font: size 16 Arial

    Default font for all articles.

    Editor tool: Make sure the style picker at the editor bar is set to "None"

    See any text in this row of table

    Main heading: Heading 3 (H3)

    Sub heading: Heading 4 (H4)

    Sub heading, if needed: Heading 5 (H5)

    For adding additional major headings to articles.

    Do not alter heading formatting

    Use standard headings H3, H4 and H5. The Table of Content is built from these.

    Heading 3 (H3)

    Heading 4 (H4)
    Heading 5 (H5)
    Red text: size 16 Tahoma, red; hex # 636363.  

    Highlighting and drawing attention to text

    Editor tool:

    Use "More Colors..." to apply color by its code

    NOTE: Do not run command as root. This can impact permissions and script may not run.

     


    Text representing code

    Editor tool: Format > Code

    Use case: To input code within a large context of non-code elements.  Code is not to be used for block quotes.

    Example: This is code example which is in a line of "normal" text.


    Colored title text

    Editor tool: Format > Size and Text color

    Use case: For titles where there are MindTouch out of the box titles with that color. for example: https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/SFX/Knowledge_Articles

    Example: Colored title for pages with MT templates: #DD7E22, size 20, Bold.


    Code

    Editor tool: Choose Style > <pre> > "none" at the Syntax highlighter.

     Use case: To include linking syntax with placeholders, and other codes part that might be problematic to include in normal text. see example

    <pre> without syntax (generic)
    This is an example of "<pre>format" text, without a syntax highlighter.
    
    XML

    <pre> > "xml"

      <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
      <Agenda type="gardening">
        <Activity type="Watering">
          <golf-course time="6:00"/>
          <yard time="7:00"/>
        </Activity>
        <Activity type="cooking">
          <lunch time="12:00"/>
        </Activity>
      </Agenda>
    

    HTML

    <pre> > "html"

    <p><span style="font-size:10px;">Small font</span>
    <span style="font-size:18px;">Large font</span>
    <span style="font-size:12px;color:orange;">Colored font</span>
    <span style="font-size:12px;font-weight:bold;">Bold font</span>
    <span style="font-size:12px;font-style:italic;">Italic font</span> and more...</p>
    
    Java

    <pre> > "java"

    /* HelloWorld.java
    */
    
    public class HelloWorld
    {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
    System.out.println("Hello World!");
    }
    }
    
    SQL

    <pre> > "sql"

    SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 10000
    
    This is an example of SQL using the <pre>format option: DELETE bananas WHERE apples=red;
    

    Lists and Bullets

    Numbered list

    Editor tool:

    Use case: How-to instructions should utilize a numbered list. 

    Example:

    1. This is a default numbered list.
    2. It can contain sub-elements -
      1. by using tab.
      2. by right click, you can force the list to start with different number.

    Bullets

    Use case: A list of characteristics or elements (as opposed to a set of instructions)

    Example:

    • This is a default bulleted list.
    • It can contain sub-bullets
    • Use tab to move a bullet under another bullet
    • Right-click to format bullets

    Tables

    Editor tool:

    Right-click to apply column headings. Set to "Responsive"

    Use case: Any set of data that's best represented in a table.

    Example:

      a b
    c ac bc
    d ad bd

     

    Table of Contents

    Automatic generation on the page is disabled for Knowledge Articles. Articles are not long enough to require these generally.

    Exception: For unusually long articles that require a great deal of scrolling and include Headings, you may add an automatically generated ToC using Dekiscript. The ToC will be generated and display hierarchically by the Heading format used - that is, Heading 4 will appear under Heading 3, and Heading 5 will appear under Heading 4, etc.

    1. Open article for editing.
    2. Place cursor at top of article body (beneath horizontal line that separates Product, Product Version, etc.
    3. Style > dekiscript
    4. In dekiscript box, add: page.toc

    Example: See top of this page

    Images

    Editor tool:

    • Insert an image within a MindTouch page.
    • Images can also be dragged and dropped into a page, or cut and pasted.
    • After adding to page, right-click and set to "responsive"
    • Supported image types:
      • jpg/jpeg
      • gif
      • png

    Use case: Illustrate a step or action

    Example:

    Capture21.JPG

     

     

     

     

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