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Highlighting Search Text

This is a test of the fwpStr_highlight tag to show that it will highlight multiple search terms properly. It can be used in partial word mode or whole word mode using regex word boundaries in the search. The words "search" and "test" should be highlighted, but not in searching or testing. It can also be use with or without case sensitivity. The word "It" should be highlighted, but the word "it" should not.

More testing of the fwpStr_highlight tag to show that it can be used for searching and highlighting partial words. The strings "search" and "test" should be highlighted as whole or partial words.

Stylizing Web Form Text

End users of your web site can make use of some commonly needed style options for dressing up self-managed content for articles, news items, and such. You, the developer, determines the actual style created so that they're in harmony with the overall styling of the site. This system is an intentionally simplified alternative to the available WYSIWYG online editors where the developer loses control of style and must require specific browsers. This all-Lasso solution can meet many needs on its own.

Experiment and try some stuff by editing this field:

{h=Testing FWP_Stylize Routines} Developed by Greg Willits (Special Thanks to Angie Ahl and Bil Corry) {sh=Some Basic Stuff} This is a {em=test} paragraph of {b=nested {i=nonsense} to play with.} You can read about this routine in {pub=FWP_Stylize User's Guide} which is part of the download package. And read about my other good stuff in {artcl=Standard and Automate: Let Your Code do the Work} in the {pub={b=L}asso {b=S}ummit 2002 {b=C}onference {b=M}anual}. {numbers= {list=some bullets} {list=for {u=you} to} {list=admire and {b=muse} over} } <b>Don't bother typing in HTML, because it'll just get encoded.</b> {sh=Some Fancy Stuff} You'll notice above we have nested styles. Virtually unlimited nesting is allowed (8 levels is default), but there is one internal parameter to set to prevent runaways. You'll also notice that we have the ability to do s{em=ub-{b=wo}r}d level formatting. This is good for stuff like first letters of words, and stuff like chemistry formulas H{_2}SO{_4}, footnote markers{^2}, and math exponents (2{^32}=lots of bits). This is a test paragraph with a {link=click me:::http://www.pageblocks.org/demo/} full link in it. This is a test paragraph with a {link=go here:::stylize} local link in it. Below is an embedded image with a caption. {img=http://www.pageblocks.org/site/media/images/willitstalon.jpg} {caption=Hey, cool, that's my car, and this is a caption} {mono= var:'temp'='cool'; var:'what'='this is'; [$what] very [$temp] } Let's add a line to wrap things up. {line}

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