Improvement to Customizing Colors section #20240
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I don't understand the appveyor failure, but I doubt it is related. |
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Isn't it easier to use |
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I didn't see where that was documented. |
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Hmm you are right, it doesn't seem to be documented. There is a PR that does it though #20162 |
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Note that this change, beyond giving an example of making colors bold, also improves the documentation of what and where |
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Bump. I still think this is an improvement over the existing (mostly lack of) documentation. |
KristofferC
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Good to go? |
Sacha0
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Apr 24, 2017
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I found the linked documentation in the NEWS not very informative. This change introduces more explanation for what exactly to do to make answer colors bold, which I anticipate is the most frequent color customization.