highlight

Node type: Attribute

Definition

Indicates that all content contained by a block element should be highlighted, or visually set apart in some way, from adjacent text blocks.

Code Sample

<list lisFormat="number">

<preamble paraID="1">The following guidelines will help you invite and guide group participation and will help make the class environment comfortable for class members.</preamble>

<listItem>

<label>1.</label>

<para paraID="2">Set clear ground rules to help each person feel safe in participating. Include the following:</para>

<list listFormat="bullet" highlight="1">

<listItem>

<label>•</label>

<para paraID="3"><strong>Confidentiality.</strong> Personal information shared in the class remains in the class.</para>

</listItem>

<listItem>

<label>•</label>

<para paraID="4"><strong>Brevity.</strong> Comments from class members should be brief.</para>

</listItem>

<listItem>

<label>•</label>

<para paraID="5"><strong>Balance.</strong> Class members may speak as often as they wish as long as they allow other class members to have an equal opportunity.</para>

</listItem>

<listItem>

<label>•</label>

<para paraID="6"><strong>Patience and kindness.</strong> Participants will need time to learn and integrate new skills. Parents should be patient and kind with each other and with themselves.</para>

</listItem>

<listItem>

<label>•</label>

<para paraID="7"><strong>Encouragement.</strong> Class members should encourage each other as they apply course information in the home.</para>

</listItem>

<listItem>

<label>•</label>

<para paraID="8"><strong>Forgiveness.</strong> Everyone makes mistakes, even after being taught new ways of doing things. Each participant needs to understand the importance of forgiving oneself and others.<noteMarker noteRef="*">*</noteMarker></para>

</listItem>

</list>

</listItem>

</list>

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<notes listFormat="symbol">

<listItem noteID="*">

<label>*</label>

<para paraID="11">Colored text indicates information available in <emphasis>Strengthening the Family: Resource Guide for Parents</emphasis>.</para>

</listItem>

</notes>

Notes

Highlighting is implementation- and application-defined; web-based presentations might choose to present highlighted blocks with colored text, for example, while a print presentation might choose to place a tinted background behind the block.

The value of the highlight attribute, consisting only of a single integer between 1 and 9, identifies a highlighting method or style. Again, this is application-defined. For example, given the presentation of a single document, text within blocks with highlight attributes set to “1” could be set to a certain color, while text in blocks set to “2” could be highlighted with a tinted background.