Typographical conventions

Typographical conventions

The following typographical conventions are used in this guide:

Menu items are shown in this format: menu name > menu item name. Items in submenus are shown in this format: menu name > submenu name > menu item name.
Code font indicates HTML tag and attribute names as well as literal text used in examples.
Italic code font indicates replaceable items (sometimes called metasymbols) in code.
Bold roman text indicates text that you enter verbatim.

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Typographical conventions

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