"Style Markup": Harlowe (v2.0)#
Summary#
In Harlowe, style markup can take many forms. Covering italics and boldface as basic examples, Harlowe also provides markup for creating alignment and columns as well.
Example#
Twee Code#
:: StoryTitle
Style Markup in Harlowe
:: Start
//Italics//
''Boldface''
~~Strikethrough text~~
*Emphasis*
**Strong emphasis**
Super^^script^^
``[[Escaped double square brackets]]``
#Level 1 heading
##Level 2 heading
###Level 3 heading
####Level 4 heading
#####Level 5 heading
######Level 6 heading
* Bulleted item
* Bulleted item 2
** Indented bulleted item
0. Numbered item
0. Numbered item 2
0.0. Indented numbered item
==>
This is right-aligned
=><=
This is centered
<==>
This is justified
<==
This is left-aligned (undoes the above)
===><=
This has margins 3/4 left, 1/4 right
=><=====
This has margins 1/6 left, 5/6 right.
|==
This is in the leftmost column, which has a right margin of about 2 letters wide.
=|||=
This is in the next column, which has margins of 1 letter wide. It is three times as wide as the left column.
=====||
This is in the right column, which has a right margin of about 5 letters wide. It is twice as wide as the left column.
|==|
This text is not in columns, but takes up the entire width, as usual.