Hey there,
Kevin wrote:
> Thanks for the example but that is not what I'm looking for.
> Hopefully this example helps.
>
> HTML:
>
> <p>This piece of software does things.</p>
> <p class="warning"> There is a small chance that it will kill your
> cat, use with caution.</p>
>
> This way I can style that warning message into a pretty little box
> with an exclamation mark image in the background. Getting the <p>
> element might be hard to do but something like this would be fine.
>
> <p>This piece of software does things.</p>
> <div class="warning"><p> There is a small chance that it will kill
> your cat, use with caution.</p></div>
>
> Then you write some fancy CSS.
>
> .warning {
> /* fancy css */
> }
> .warning p {
> /* more fancy css */
> }
>
> I hope you understand what I am going for. According to my proposed
> syntax it would be written like so.
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~
> This piece of software does things.
>
> {{{warning There is a small chance that it will kill your cat, use
> with caution.
> ~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> And seeing that I like the separator idea.
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~
> This piece of software does things.
>
> {{{warning| There is a small chance that it will kill your cat, use
> with caution.
> ~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> Thanks for the help.
Hmmm, the only thing that comes to mind is either preproc or
postproc, and you've probably already tried those. Sorry!
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