rem

Build 1501 on 14/Nov/2017  This topic last edited on: 24/Oct/2016, at 14:39

Description

This tag enables hidden/channelized text.

Parameters and typographical expressions

1.Level. A positive integer, or a typographical expression that results in such a number. Set value too 0 to make the text visible. Other values make the text hidden.

2.Mode. This additional parameter specifies the composition mode - and also modifies the meaning of the first parameter.

Valid modes are:

0=normal text (the first parameter is ignored)

1=notes mode text (the first parameter is the notes mode code)

2=text specific for a certain region (the first parameter is the region id)

3=text for any region except one (the first parameter is the region id)

4=inserted text (the parameter value is the version number of the text insertion) - not used

5=deleted text (the first parameter is the version number of the text insertion) - not used

When the first parameter is greater than 1, and the second is 0, this can be used to route parts of text to different media. The color of the hidden text in the source pane is defined by an user personal preference, and you can set it for each level independently.

Tag Effects

Effects are visible in the WYSIWYG pane of the Articles main tab or on a page on the Pages main tab. Also, in the source pane of the Text Editor Ted4 in the color, chosen in the Comments box and in the font, chosen in the Default box of the Preferences dialog box of the Text Editor Ted4, or of the source pane of the Page Editor Fred4.

Type and scope

Can be inserted anywhere in text. Always global, therefore effects do not stop at the end of that paragraph. To stop it, insert the tag >rem<.

See also

hmtoggle_plus1Examples
hmtoggle_plus1Related dialog boxes and toolbars
hmtoggle_plus1Related built-in commands and scripts
hmtoggle_plus1Related VBScript objects