====Style markup====

In Harlowe, text can be styled using these codes:

^Styling             ^ Markup code ^ HTML produced^
| Italics | ''%%//text//%%'' |''<i>text</i>''|
| Boldface | ''%%''text''%%'' |''<b>text</b>''|
| Deleted/spoiler text | ''%%~~text~~%%'' | ''<del>text</del>''|
| Emphasis | ''%%*text*%%'' |''<em>text</em>''|
| Strong emphasis | ''%%**text**%%'' |''<strong>text</strong>''|
| Superscript | ''%%meters/second^^2^^%%'' | ''meters/second<sup>2</sup>''|

=== Example usage: ===

<code>
You //can't// be serious! I have to go through the ''whole game''
again? ^^Jeez, louise!^^
</code>
=== Details: ===

You can nest these codes - ''%%''//text//''%%'' will produce **//bold italics//** - but they must nest
symmetrically. ''%%''//text''//%%'' will not work.

A larger variety of text styles can be produced by using the [[harlowe:text-style|(text-style:)]] macro, attaching it to
a text hook you'd like to style. And, furthermore, you can use HTML tags like ''%%<mark>%%'' as an additional
styling option.