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The DNA GuideML Clinic Welcome to the GuideML section of the Hub. This is the place to come to find out more about GuideML, the markup language of DNA, and the place where you can influence its future development. We've put together a collection of useful articles that you'll find handy when creating your own articles in GuideML. These include:
If you have any questions or comments about GuideML that aren't already answered in these pages, then please ask in the Forum below by clicking on the 'Discuss this Article' link. The Gurus are hanging round, waiting to help! GuideML is flexible, easy to learn and great fun to use, and we hope the Clinic helps you get the best out of it. GuideML Tags Here are all the tags officially supported in GuideML. Please note that you can also use most HTML tags in articles, as long as they follow the syntax rules, but we don't have the space to list them all here, and support for them is not guaranteed in the future. Approved GuideML Some GuideML tags are 'approved' for inclusion in specific sections of some DNA sites' articles; h2g2's Edited Guide is a good example. Generally, sites with an editorial process should insist that only Approved GuideML is used in articles going through the process. The following tags are approved for use within all GuideML articles, including those involved in the editorial process:
Non-Approved GuideML The following tags are fine to use in articles that aren't going to be submitted to an editorial process.
GuideML Gadgets The following tags provide various gadgets that you may like to use in your articles. They don't mark up text according to its content, but provide things like drop-down menus and useful community tools.
Deprecated GuideML The following tag is deprecated, and you should not use it in your articles; it is only listed here for completeness.
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