• Introduction
• Why Mallard?
• About this book
• About Mallard
• Pre-requisites
• Comparing Mallard to other tools
• Projects that use Mallard
• Core Mallard
• Mallard in action
• Basic concepts
• Guide pages
• Topic pages
• Basic tutorial
• Integration
• Integration requirements
• Yelp
• Yelp tools
• Build system integration
• Context-sensitive help
• Extended Mallard
• Pages and sections
• Information element
• Linking pages
• Titles
• Page descriptions
• Block elements
• Inline elements
• Editorial comments
• Lists
• Tables
• style attribute
• XInclude
• Namespaces
• Appendix
• Further resources

style attribute

About

The style attribute takes a space-separated list of styling hints. The display tool parses those hints to style the text as it is presented to the reader. Any displayable Mallard element can have a style attribute.

Examples

  <note style="info">
    <p>Settings from the <code>user</code> database file
    will take precedence over the settings in the keyfile.</p>
  </note>

  <note style="important">
    <p><cmd>dconf update</cmd> must be run whenever you modify a keyfile.</p>
  </note>

  <note style="tip">
    <p>You can also <link xref="dconf-lockdown">lock down</link> the
    settings to prevent users from changing them.</p>
  </note>

  <note style="bug">
    <p>If dconf had any bugs, this is where you would mention them.
    Unfortunately, dconf is awesome and does not have any bugs.</p>
  </note>

Note styles as displayed in Yelp