Valid annotation HTML tags

You can use a limited number of HTML tags to insert hyperlinks or define formatting in texts to display in headers and footers (annotations). When possible, it is generally preferable to control the formatting of the headers and footers using the export style sheets rather than HTML tags embedded in the header and footer specifications. However, the HTML tags are useful when you want to emphasize individual words or phrases.

Tag	Attributes	Description
<b>...</b>	—	Stong emphasis (bold).
<i>...</i>	—	Emphasis (italics).
<u>...</u>	—	Underlined.
<font>...</font>	color size face	Font. You can use the color attribute to specify a color, using either the hexadecimal value or the color name, the size attribute to specify a size from 1 (smallest) to 7 (largest), and the face attribute to specify a comma-separated list of font names in order of preference.
<a>...</a>	href	Anchor. You can use the href attribute to insert the URL of a web page.
<img/>	src alt	Image link. Specify the name and location of the graphic in the src attribute. You can also specify alternate text to appear when you move the mouse over the graphic using the alt attribute. (Note that this tag does not require a separate closing tag.)
<br/>	—	Inserts a line break. (Note that this tag does not require a separate closing tag.)

▪You must close all tags. This is particularly easy to forget when using the and <img> tags, which do not have separate closing tags. Specify the line break tag as and not , or it may appear in the exports as " ". Similarly, you need to close the <img> tag, for example:

▪You must enclose attributes in double or single quotation marks (for example, ). When using double quotation marks in your script, you need to escape each one with a second double quotation mark (for example, ).