RE: DOCBOOK: text coloring

From
Phillip Shelton <>
Date
2001-01-10T03:11:50+00:00
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000e01c07ab2$f34756c0$
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RE: DOCBOOK: text coloring
I don't think role has valid values as default. You have to customise them
in.

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> on Tue, Jan 09, 2001 at 06:51:30PM -0500, Norman Walsh
> () wrote:
> > / Colin Paul Adams <> was heard to say:
> > | >>>>> "Egon" == E L Willighagen <> writes:
> > |
> > |     Egon> Let me rephrase my question. You're absolutely right,
> > |     Egon> btw. But what is mean is. I want to color a specific
> > |     Egon> phrase. I have a table with content and a
> notice "passed" or
> > |     Egon> "failed" in it, denoting the succes of a
> certain test.  (See
> > |     Egon> http://jchempaint.sourceforge.net/ -> testsuite).
> > |
> > | <emphasis role="green">
> >
> > Yes, emphasis would be my choice as well (since what you want is a
> > sort of emphasis). You could use "phrase" as well, it's a
> more-or-less
> > semantic-free wrapper for identifying bits of inline content.
>
> What are the valid values for "role" and where are they
> defined.  Don't
> recall this from the O'Reilly DocBook reference.
>
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