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--- plugin:annotate [2019-01-18 05:28] – [annotate Plugin] turnermm
+++ plugin:annotate [2019-01-20 22:46] – [annotate Plugin] turnermm
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 description: Creates annotation boxes that function like tooltips. The boxes, initially hidden, open in place, on mouseover, immediately beneath the text being annotated and close out-of-sight on the click of a button.
 author     : Myron Turner
-email      : turnermm03@shaw.ca
+email      : turnermm02@shaw.ca
 type       : syntax
 lastupdate : 2019-01-17
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 ==== The basic syntax ====
-    <anno:num>text</anno><@anno:num>annotation</@anno>
-''num'' is a unique two digit number that identifies this annotation pair.  The ''text'' is what is explained by ''annotation''.  In the browser this ''text'' will be identified by a double dotted underline.  Please note that the mark-up for the ''text'' and the markup for the ''annotation'' are side-by-side:
     <anno:num>...</anno><@anno:num>...</@anno>
     <anno:num>...</anno><@anno:[num;;class_name]>...</@anno>
+''num'' is a unique two digit number that identifies this annotation pair.  The ''text'' is what is explained by ''annotation''.  In the browser this ''text'' will be identified by a double dotted underline.  Please note that the mark-up for the ''text'' and the markup for the ''annotation'' are side-by-side. ''class_name'' is the name of a class defined in the css file that can alter the characteristics of the annotation box. See below.
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 ===== What can and cannot be included in the annotations =====
-Most DokuWiki syntax can be included in the annotations with the exception of block level elements.  The latter includes code blocks, file blocks, geshi code blocks, code snippets, and quoting: ''%%>>%%''. When these are inclluded, they end up outside the  annotation block.
+Most DokuWiki syntax can be included in the annotations with the exception of block level elements.  The latter includes code blocks, file blocks, geshi code blocks, and code snippets. When these are included, they end up outside the  annotation block.
 The annotations can include images, links, tables, ordered and unordered lists, headlines, and typographic markup, such as bold, italic, superscript, etc.