Normal HTML codes:
<b>bold</b>
<u>underline</u>
<sup>superscript</sup>
<sub>subscript</sub>
<red>red</red>
<blu>blue</blu>
<font color=#008000>Office green</font>
<br> or </br> linebreak
<p> paragraph
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HTML codes used special for e-Sword:
<i>italics</i> used for added words in translation.
In the KJV and some literal translations; but the gray color is include in e-Sword for the italics tag.
Cross reference (popup to selected Bible) Scripture Tooltip
<ref>Gen 1:1</ref> becomes Gen 1:1
<ref>Mat 1:1</ref> becomes Mat 1:1
(note: the selected Bible must support the OT or NT based on the reference).
Strong's numbers (popup to selected lexicon or dictionary in Strong's # Tooltip).
<num>H1</num> (H) Hebrew Strong's number 1 (maximum 4 digits)
<num>G1</num> (G) Greek Strong's number 1 (maximum 4 digits)
(some dictionaries have extra Strong's numbers for verbs TVM and topics).
Morphological Codes (popup to selected lexicon or dictionary: RMAC or MLVDC+G).
examples of Robinson's Morphological Analysis Codes
<tvm>V-PAI-1S</tvm> Verb
<tvm>N-GSM</tvm> Noun
<tvm>T-ASF<<tvm> definiTe article
<tvm>CONJ</tvm> CONJunction
(TVM means Tense Voice Mood in Greek verbs but the tag is used for all morphological codes).
Some modules use Swanson Greek Morphology in "Tense Mood Voice" order.
<not>short translation notes</not>
Hebrew script <heb>עִבְרִי</heb>
Greek script <grk>Ἑλληνιστί</grk>
Latin script <lat>Latine</lat>
(I'm not sure if there are modules with Latin tags).





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