Add notes, examples and code elements
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2 Wrapping and unwrapping elements
1 Add notes and examples
Notes/Examples can be added almost anywhere in the document text.
To add Notes/ Examples on individual elements (like terminological entries or in table footers), it can be done by right-clicking on the element or by clicking on the contextual menu of the element and then selecting Note/Example
More generally to add notes or examples anywhere in the document, select the Note/ Example item from the INSERT tab
Please Note
- The Note/Example container will appear in the text. It is important to use the Note/ Example elements rather than just typing the word “note” or “example” in the text, as Note/Example elements are formatted in a standard way downstream and can also be processed by machines down the line.
Please Note
- If there is more than one note or example inside a clause, the system will automatically number them sequentially, i.e. Note 1, Note 2 or Example 1, Example 2. Caution, important and warning do not get numbered even if there are multiple elements in a clause.
2 Wrapping and unwrapping elements
- You can use the unwrap function on Notes and Examples to transform them into plain text.
3 Adding a warning
You can insert warning within your text
Click on Warning from the INSERT tab.
4 Edit a Warning
To edit a warning click on the three dots to show more actions and select the action you would like to perform.
5 Insert code elements
Place your cursor inside the text, insert code from the insert tab
