Paragraph Mark Up Language

PMUL - ParagraphMarkUpLanguage - Part of the WoolenLanguage Paradigm - DoingStuff.DonaldNoyes.20141211.014

This is used in the sense of a paragraph containing words of various types and values complete with a syntax allowing ArtifactoryConversion into HTML5 CSS3 and JavaScript, showing up in a desired form and format in an Internet or IntranetBrowser.

See also:

DMUL - DivisionMarkUpLanguage
MMUL - MediaMarkUpLanguage
SMUL - SitesMarkUpLanguage

Some examples would be helpful.

Right, WeNeedExamples

Simple Example here:
- http://donaldrnoyes.com/ns3/mul/paragraph/example001.html ( 20141207 2100 )

What's it for? Making colored boxes?

Yes it can be as simple as that, but it can be far more:

instead of treating textual paragraphs within a page all the same, a variety of predetermined styles can be applied, can be modified, shifted, enclosed, have different colors, have different font-sizes, be positioned in desired ways, include animation such as scrolling and more, and do so using a simple, flexible and extensible mark-up phrasing.
- Sounds like a PowerPoint competitor. Not sure we need more of those :-)
- It's not, it works as a means of creation of html files displayable using a standard internet browser.
  - PowerPoint is a stand-alone MicrosoftOffice presentation application which displays .ppt files, but on the other hand, that give me an idea ....
The example demonstrates that a simple paragraph markup prefix can introduce in a simple page, a named-style paragraph within a colored, line-typed, sized border as colored, font-type-sized text.
- it includes margins and padding as well.

Evolutionary stuff in the near future at:

http://donaldrnoyes.com/ns3/mul/paragraph/topics.html
- a page developed, where others will follow, within Sunflower.Synergies, at Nys.Site.Three
  - skeleton begun: 20141207 2100

CategoryOrganization CategoryWoolenLanguage CategoryDisclosure