Murray's IMS 2003 Style Definitions: minor variant of HelpBrowser styles

These styles are carefully tuned for all aspects of the online help. It's recommended that they remain unchanged.

Style Environment Names

Notebook Options

The options defined for the style below will be used at the Notebook level.

Headings

Text

Input/Output

The cells in this section define styles used for input and output to the kernel.  Be careful when modifying, renaming, or removing these styles, because the front end associates special meanings with these style names.

Hyperlinks

The cells below define styles useful for making hypertext ButtonBoxes.  The "Hyperlink" style is for links within the same Notebook, or between Notebooks. The others point to the various sections of the help browser. These styles will modify individual words or letters in a cell exclusive of the cell tag.

Palette Styles

The cells below define styles that define standard ButtonFunctions, for use in palette buttons.

Inline Formatting

These styles are for modifying individual words or letters in a cell exclusive of the cell tag.

Emphasis Boxes and Pictures

Tables

Formulas and Programming

Unique Help Browser Styles

Standard Styles

Manual.nb Merge

Function List

Browser Emulation

Misc

Spacer Cell

AuthorTools

Outline Styles

Slide Show Styles

Title Page, Contents, and Index

Horizontal Lines

The item above is horizontal 0.5 pt line

The item above is a ProgramTop line

The item above is a ProgramBottom line

Page Headers and Footers

For compatibility

FormatType Styles

The cells below define styles that are mixed in with the styles of most cells.  If a cell's FormatType matches the name of one of the styles defined below, then that style is applied between the cell's style and its own options. This is particularly true of Input and Output.

Automatic Styles

The cells below define styles that are used to affect the display of certain types of objects in typeset expressions.  For example, "UnmatchedBracket" style defines how unmatched bracket, curly bracket, and parenthesis characters are displayed (typically by coloring them to make them stand out).