ContainersContainers are way to stylize your contain. Unlike two others (!!-marker and paragraph styles) which allow you adding styles to a part of a line and a particular paragraph respectively containers let you wrap an arbitrary block containing any markup – including Quotes, Headings, extension calls and everything else. Containers is created by putting dual hash symbols (##) before and after the content to stylize – just like calling formatters. As with them, you can supply one or more style names (space-separated) in parenthesis after the opening ##. If you don’t the default style name (customizable) is used.
The first heading (if any) will convert container into a fieldset when rendering into HTML and that heading will be used as its legend. You can specify multiple styles by separating them with a space: As stylizing mechanics is the same for any markup (Markers, Paragraphs, Containers) for more details refer to Paragraphs’ Custom styles page. Note: containers are not extension callers so you cannot chain them like ##(style; xml). |