View Full Version : What exactly is meant by the term "markup"?
Benedizione
05-27-2007, 03:15 PM
"if you want to have your own markup for the menu..."
I'm sure this sounds real dumb to any computer tech but since I am not a computer tech I would like to know what is meant by this word? I see it a lot on here.
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jscheuer1
05-27-2007, 03:23 PM
I am not certain if markup is a technically defined term in a given context or not. In the context you give:
"if you want to have your own markup for the menu..."
I take it to mean (and I think it was me who wrote that originally) the HTML portion of the code.
If that is, as I suspect, from the omni slide menu demo page, it means that you can stop the script from creating any HTML for the menu and supply your own instead.
djr33
05-27-2007, 07:09 PM
"markup code" or "markup language" refer to html, usually.
I suppose it means something like "text with some code, but not quite programming".
nekit
05-31-2007, 08:26 AM
"markup code" or "markup language" refer to html, usually.
I suppose it means something like "text with some code, but not quite programming".
difficult language of programing! but...... I hate this!
Markup is simply that: text that has been "marked up" to distinguish parts of it from others.
mburt
06-01-2007, 12:22 AM
Markup is simply that: text that has been "marked up" to distinguish parts of it from others.
Of course: it simply defines the different ways of outputting data.
Think of it as bbcode. How would you be able to say what is bold, italics, underline? You have to have a start and an end. It all works in this way.
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