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HTML

Sage allows injecting raw HTML content, using the [html] tag. For example…

Normal [html]<span style="text-shadow: 2px 2px red">Fancy</span>[end] Normal

The above produces…

Normal Fancy Normal

Note that using specific colors (like in this example) runs the risk of producing text that is difficult to read in one theme or the other.

Caution

The [html] tag should be used sparingly, if at all. Its primary purpose is to serve as a temporary work-around to Sage limitations. Ideally, we will enhance Sage to supply the missing functionality.

If you are tempted to use the [html] tag, please consult the Enterprise team first, to make sure there isn't another solution.

Advanced

When using [html] tags, if you use set the id and/or class attributes of HTML elements, be sure to use names that start with user__, to avoid colliding with names used by Sage.

Entertaining example…

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This example uses some HTML and CSS.
Use the "source" link in the upper-right corner to see how it's done.

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