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1. Table Markup Scheme
The generic markup for table elements follows this scheme:
*|(attribute parameters){style <!markup:1:begin>parameters}content||<!markup:1:end> parameters}!! content ||Example:
*|(i=main_heading){text-size: <!--markup:1:begin-->120%}This<!--markup:1:end--> <!--markup:2:begin-->120%} This<!--markup:2:end--> is the main <!--markup:1:begin-->heading|<!--markup:1:end--> <!--markup:2:begin-->heading |<!--markup:2:end-->*Understanding the Table Markup Scheme
- Opening delimiter
^|is any of the delimiters described in the elements table below.
- Attributes
(attribute parameters)is an optional series ofparameter=valuedeclarations enclosed in brackets. Valid parameters are described in the attribute table below. Multiple parameter declarations can be separated with a space ().
- Style
{style parameters}is an optional series of CSS style declarations enclosed in braces. Multiple style declarations can be separated with a semicolon (;).
- Content
contentcan be any valid content for that element (including formatted text). - Closing delimiter
||is the standard delimiter.