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| ref:markup [2020/11/18 19:03] – [Rules] clarify illegal examples by using literals without wiki markup digital man | ref:markup [2024/01/28 13:18] – [Options] The default configuration is to parse/apply (but hide) markup codes. digital man |
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| ===== Options ===== | ===== Options ===== |
| In Synchronet, the recognition and application of Message Markup Codes may be enabled on a per-sub-board (message area) basis. The default behavior is currently **not** to parse and apply Markup Codes in displayed message text. | In Synchronet, the recognition and application of Message Markup Codes may be enabled/disabled/configured on a per-sub-board (message area) basis. The default new sub-board configuration is to parse and apply the effects of Markup Codes in displayed message text, but not display the codes themselves (hide them from view). |
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| When the parsing/display of the Markup Codes is enabled in the configuration, the sysop has the additional option to hide (not display) the Markup Codes themselves. If "false positives" is a problem (the unintended stylization of messages), rather than completely disabling the feature, showing the Markup Codes in combination with the stylized text may provide a good compromise. | When the parsing/display of the Markup Codes is enabled in the configuration, the sysop has the additional option to hide (not display) the Markup Codes themselves. If "false positives" is a problem (the unintended stylization of messages), rather than completely disabling the feature, showing the Markup Codes in combination with the stylized text may provide a good compromise. |
