This page illustrates the use of custom HTML elements: block, photo, code, callout, and pp.
For example, this element is a block. You can see how to create your own custom HTML
elements by looking at the files CustomMarkup.css and CustomMarkup.js in the folders
css and js, respectively.
The element pp (pseudo paragraph) is used to simulate paragraphs inside elements where
<p> elements are not allowed - in list items, <li>, for example.
Note that <pp></pp> should not be written as a self-closing tag. Doing so
puts the space at the end of the container, not where the <pp /> is placed. That's the
same way the <p> element works.
All of these elements, with the exception of pp, have the CSS display:table-cell property so
that they are sized to fit their contents. Unfortunately, margin properties don't apply to any
element with the table-cell property. So if you want to use margins you will need to wrap them
with a <div> element and give that element the margin properties you want.
Look at the source for this page to see the details of how to use each one of these
custom elements.
Test Photo
Test Code
public class X {
public X(string s) {
s_ = s;
}
/* other members */
private string s_;
}
public class Y {
public Y(string s)
{
x_ = new X(s);
}
/* other members */
private X x_;
}
Sample Code
Test callout
This is a callout.
Test Block
This is a block with a few lines of text.
Second line.
Third line.
