Paragraph with regular font.
Use <i> for italic text or <em> for emphasized text.
Use <b> for bold text or <strong> for strong text.
Use <tt> or <code> for monospaced text
.
Use a regular <a> for a https link or a mailto link.
This is a notice, created by adding class note
to an element.
This extra information, created by adding class smallinfo
to an element,
developed for the release dates below version headers in release notes.
Wrap inline snippets of code with <code>
.
Wrap multi line pieces of code with <source>:
<repository> <id>hippo-forge</id> <name>Hippo Forge Maven 2 repository.</name> <url>https://maven.bloomreach.com/repository/maven2-forge/</url> </repository>
<source> element will be displayed in 'plain' mode by default , using SyntaxHighlighter automatically.
If you want to render the source in better syntax highlighting, then you can wrap the <source> by a <div> with brush option like <div class="brush: xml">...</div>. Then it will show better syntax highlighting based your brush hint like the following example.
<repository> <id>hippo-forge</id> <name>Hippo Forge Maven 2 repository.</name> <url>https://maven.bloomreach.com/repository/maven2-forge/</url> </repository>
You can use 'plain', 'xml', 'java', 'javascript', 'groovy', 'html', 'shell' and more! Please find more on how to use different brushes and options at SyntaxHighlighter.