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* <colortag char=+>brown,black,brown</colortag> 2×100Ом
* <colortag>brown,black,red</colortag> 1×1кОм
* <colortag>orange,orange,red</colortag> 1×3.3кОм
* <colortag>brown,black,orange</colortag> 2×10кОм
* <colortag>red,magenta,red</colortag> 1×2.7кОм
* <colortag>yellow,magenta,brown</colortag> 1×470Ом

<colortag[attributes]>TAG[,TAG,...]</colortag>

• TAG is either a color, or color:char, or color:char:color
  • color can be given (as for any HTML color field) by:
    • black — name
    • #1A2B3C — 6-digit hex
    • #1AF — 3-digit hex
    • the last color, if any, is the foreground one
  • char is any good char to show (say, •)
• attributes are now unused.

• One may edit style.css file in the plugin's directory to customize the render.
  Actually, only the table.colortag specs (and below) are in use.

• 2012-05-18
  • color:char and color:char:color forms added:
    • <colortag>green:&bull;</colortag>
    • <colortag>green:&bull;:lime</colortag>
• 2011-03-25
  • verification of color value has been added
• 2011-03-14
  • Initial release

• No verification is done on the color value. This may lead to code injection.

• make use of attributes to set color of the border lines.
• filter the color value to prevent abuse.
• tune up the style.css to reduce the vertical size of the resulting boxen.
• implement (via attributes?) an automated way of mapping some device values to respective color codes (resistors, diodes, etc).
  Something like <colortag resistor=4.7kOhm></colortag>.

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