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==Using LOFE:Tag==
==Using LOFE:Tag==
This is a template for an HTML tag, intended for use inside the correctly formatted example text in the LOFE. The one argument is the content of the tag, which will be rendered in red and in between < and >.
This is a template for an inline markup tag, intended for use inside the correctly formatted example text in the LOFE. The one argument is the content of the tag, which will be rendered in red and in between < and >.


To use it, call the template in the text:
To use it, call the template in the text:


<pre>{{LOFE:Tag|sc}}</pre>
<pre>The source code should look {{LOFE:Tag|sc}}like this{{LOFE:Tag|/sc}}</pre>.
 
The output should look {{LOFE:Tag|sc}}like this{{LOFE:Tag|/sc}}.
The output will look like this:{{LOFE:Tag|sc}}
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Latest revision as of 23:13, 17 August 2025

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Using LOFE:Tag

This is a template for an inline markup tag, intended for use inside the correctly formatted example text in the LOFE. The one argument is the content of the tag, which will be rendered in red and in between < and >.

To use it, call the template in the text:

The source code should look {{LOFE:Tag|sc}}like this{{LOFE:Tag|/sc}}

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The output should look <sc>like this</sc>.