TemplateTests

Under Construction

This page is only for testing the tutorial templates. It's got no use other than that but it's a good place to see all of them at once.

List of Valid Annotation and Callout Icons

is for a note

is for an idea

is for an info

is for a tip

is for an experiment

is for development

is for a caution

is for technical

is for recovery

is for a warning

is for danger

is for stop

Annotations

These can be used to give the reader a little bit more information related to the main text.

This is a basic in-line annotation on its own line.

Or, if you want something different…

This line has an in-line annotation

in the middle of it

which can come in useful.

Or, what about this…

An in-line annotation can have a border round it.

Or, how about…

The same goes for one

that's within a line

like this.

Just make sure you put a line of normal text between lines with in-line annotations on them. (I don't know why there's a problem otherwise.)

This is a long filled annotation with a surrounding box. This can be used when you don't want the text to wrap to the start of the next line under the icon and annotation type text.

Or... Template:Annotation2

Callouts

These can be used to give the reader some extra information or to call attention to a specific concept.

Figure 8

Callout

This is a Callout. It can be used to give the reader some extra information about a concept in the main text. Notice that it "gets out of the way" of any floated images on the right.

InfoBoxes

These can be used to give the reader some options to jump away to.

Use a {{clear}} afterwards for the text to start on the next normal text line, if that's what you want.

First Subject

Find out more about Subject

First Link
Second Link
Third Link

Second Thing

See more info on Things

If you just want to jump straight to it then choose from the list below:
First Link
Second Link
Third Link

Third Whatnot

This InfoBox has no image

First Link
Second Link
Third Link

Menus

You can use these templates when telling the reader which menu choice to make.

For instance, they can choose menu File → Open…

Or, they can right-click and choose Get Text… from the menu.

Menu Strings

You can use these templates when telling the reader which menu choice to make. They're easier to use than multiple Menuitems.

For instance, they can choose menu File → Open…

Buttons

You can use these templates to show when the reader should press a specific button.

For instance, they can click the OK button. Or, they can press Finish to complete the process.

Windows

You can use these templates to show when the user should open, or go to, a particular window.

Go to Properties ⟩⟩ X, Y, Z and change the X and Y positions.