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 \begin{verbatim}  \begin{verbatim}
 <startouttext />  <startouttext />
 <link rel="stylesheet" index="11"  <link rel="stylesheet" index="11"
 href="/res/yourname/yourpath/testcss.css" type="text/css" />  href="/res/yourdomain/yourusername/yourpath/testcss.css" type="text/css" />
 <span class="Yellow">After the Earth and Mars, which other body in our  <span class="Yellow">After the Earth and Mars, which other body in our
 solar system is thought to be the next most likely site for finding  solar system is thought to be the next most likely site for finding
 life?</span><endouttext />  life?</span><endouttext />
 <allow src="/res/yourname/yourpath/testcss.css" />  <allow src="/res/yourdomain/yourusername/yourpath/testcss.css" />
   
 where testcss.css contains:  where testcss.css contains:
   
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 For performance purposes it is best not to include too may resources in a  For performance purposes it is best not to include too may resources in a
 .page (8 would be a good limit; and likely fewer if maxima or R are  .page (8 would be a good limit; and likely fewer if maxima or R are
 required for computation).  The course editor offers similar tool called   required for computation).  The Course Editor offers a similar tool called 
 a ``Composite page'' which resides within a course rather than in the published  a ``Composite page'' which resides within a course rather than in the published
 repository.  repository.
   
Line 75  which can be added to a course using the Line 75  which can be added to a course using the
 between the two is that for a .page in Authoring Space,  one of the  between the two is that for a .page in Authoring Space,  one of the
 Authoring Space editors (Simple Edit or Advanced Edit) will be used to  Authoring Space editors (Simple Edit or Advanced Edit) will be used to
 modify the contents of the file, whereas for a Composite Page, the  modify the contents of the file, whereas for a Composite Page, the
 course editor is used.    Course Editor is used.  
   
 Options for reuse of a course Composite page are: (a) use cloning to copy  Options for reuse of a course Composite page are: (a) use cloning to copy
 everything from the old course to the new; (b) as course coordinator,   everything from the old course to the new; (b) as course coordinator, 
Line 128  a new sequence file in Authoring Space. Line 128  a new sequence file in Authoring Space.
 for  which a student's progress through a series of resources can be  for  which a student's progress through a series of resources can be
 specified. Grading of conditional sequences can be complicated.  specified. Grading of conditional sequences can be complicated.
   
 \item A .rights file is used to specify custom access rights for a published  \item A \textbf{.rights} file is used to specify custom access rights for a published
 resource. The access rights to apply to a specific resource are  resource. The access rights to apply to a specific resource are
 specified on publication (or republication) of the resource.  A .rights  specified on publication (or republication) of the resource.  A .rights
 file also must be published to be selectable during resource publication  file also must be published to be selectable during resource publication
 as a ``Custom Distribution File'' when ``Customized right of use ...'' is selected from the  as a ``Custom Distribution File'' when ``Customized right of use ...'' is selected from the
 ``Copyright/Distribution'' dropdown list. See the section \ref{Publishing_Copyright}.  ``Copyright/Distribution'' dropdown list. See the ``Publishing A Resource'' section 
   \ref{Publishing_Copyright}.
   
 \item A .sty is a LON-CAPA style file used to apply custom styling to specific  \item A \textbf{.sty} is a LON-CAPA style file used to apply custom styling to specific
 tags in a LON-CAPA problem. The styles defined in the file can be applied to display of all  tags in a LON-CAPA problem. The styles defined in the file can be applied to display of all
 resources in a course using:  resources in a course using:
   
Line 170  incorporated pages by the annoying $<$bl Line 171  incorporated pages by the annoying $<$bl
 </definetag>  </definetag>
 \end{verbatim}  \end{verbatim}
   
 To use the .sty in a course, within the course, In PARM - ``Set Course Environment''   
 you can specify a style file for your course under ``Default XML Style File''.  
   
 When printing, LON-CAPA will use the tex \textbackslash section as   When printing, LON-CAPA will use the tex \textbackslash section as 
 $<$h1$>$-rendering.  $<$h1$>$-rendering.
   
 Note that .css is perhaps a more modern way to acheive formatting.  Note that .css is perhaps a more modern way to achieve formatting.
     
 \item A \textbf{.task} task file is a bridge task file. Bridge tasks permit  \item A \textbf{.task} task file is a bridge task file. Bridge tasks permit
 assessment using rubrics. See the Bridge Task section \ref{BridgeTask_About}.  assessment using rubrics. See the Bridge Task section \ref{BridgeTask_About}.
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