Re: text attributes

[dbr@informactis.com]

Mark,

On  6 Sep, Mark Galassi wrote:
> 
>     dbr> Hello, I try to find how to change a text attribute: for
>     dbr> example bold or italique. Idea ??
> 
> The DocBook approach is that you don't set the text attribute, but
> rather you specify the *meaning* of the text you are marking up.  The
> stylesheets will set the appropriate bold or italic style.
> 
> For example, if you are trying to emphasize the text, you can say
> <emphasis>this is important text</emphasis>, and the stylesheets will
> render it in italics.
I understand this. Ok. In my document, I would like that the reader
take caution of a word. If I was under a word processor, I would set
the bold attribute on. Here it's something that I would the reader take
care; like a 'ATTENTION DANGER' message :-)). So what can I use ?? I
know that I can take a GREAT look to the documentation of DocBook. I
did this; but nothing appear to my eyes ... (even if I'm a frenchi :-)).

Idea ?

Regards
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