Markup is convenient for editing script-like documents where seeing XML tags is helpful.
Figure 1. A document rendered with markup tags.
Lists rendered with markup tags have a view close to their view in pure WYSIWYG mode: you see a column of items as they go.
Figure 2. A list rendered with markup tags and without them.
Unlike lists, tables rendered with markup tags differ significantly from tables in pure WYSIWYG mode: table entries are shown row by row.
Figure 3. A table rendered with markup tags and without them.
You can change the representation details of markup tags in the Specifying Tag Style.
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To switch off markup tags, choose
Hide Markup button on the
Status bar.
ContentMap pane shows your document in a tree-like manner, which is convenient for precise selection, drag-and-drop, cut/copy/paste and navigation.
Figure 4. ContentMap eases editing and navigation.
Context hints show you whether the cursor is inside/before/after an element or between some elements, which also facilitates the authoring process.
Figure 5. Context hints in the Editing Window ease editing and navigation.