How do i highlight text code#

How do i highlight text code#

Copy and paste the following code into the JavaScript Console:Д¬onsole.println(t + ' words were highlighted') ДЈ.

Press Ctrl+J to open the JavaScript Console:Дў. The JavaScript Console must be used for this purpose:ДЎ. To unminimize the highlighter set, click on the same button.How do IВ highlight search results in PDF-XChange Viewer? Answer: To minimize a highlighter set click the chevron button (looks like an arrow). To duplicate a highlighter set (in order to avoid starting from scratch), click on the grey copy button (looks like two documents where one is overlapped) next to the + button. To reorder highlighters within a set, perform a similar action, click the drag handle and drag it within the set to the desired order. To reorder highlighter sets, click the drag handle (looks like an arrow going up and an arrow going down) and drag it to the desired order. To delete a highlighter from a set, click the - button located next to the highlighter, To delete a highlighter set, click the red Trash Can button located on the top row of the corresponding set. To select a label for the highlighter, type in the desired label in the input text box. To select a color for the highlighter, click the rectangular colored box. To create a new highlighter for a set, click the + button located on the top row of the corresponding set. To create a highlighter set, click the green New set button. Click the grey Cancel button if those changes should not be saved.

Highlighter Library is a collection of highlighter sets with a currently select set.Д¬lick the blue Save button once changes have been made to save the changes.

Highlighter Set is a set of highlighters along with a name.

Highlighter is a color label pair as seen in the add-on sidebar.

Start the Highlighter Library by clicking Highlighter Library in the add-on sidebar. The code is made publically available on my github. I made this as a student in high school in 2015 for my Social Studies teacher.

This Add-on does not collect nor store any information about your documents or your higlighters anywhere.

Neither the developer of this Add-on (me) nor other users can access your highlighters. The documentation for this API states 'Gets a property store that only the current user can access, and only within this script.' meaning that this data is only accessible by the user running this Add-on.

This Add-on stores your 'Highlighter Library' using Google App Script's PropertiesService::getUserProperties() API.

This scope also allows this Add-on to display dialogs such as the 'Highlighter Library' dialog where you can edit your highlighter sets or the 'Extract Highlighted Text' dialog that allows you to choose where to extract your highlighted text to.

This scope allows this Add-on to display a sidebar which holds your current highlighter set on the right hand side.

The second usage is a feature to share your highlighter sets with other users by exporting them to a newly created document. The first usage is a feature to extract the highlighted text from the current document and store it in a table in a newly created document or a existing document (specified via a URL). This Add-on utilizes this scope in a few ways.

This scope allows this Add-on to create or modify documents outside of the currently used document.

This Google Docs Add-on requests two sensitive privacy scopes for the following reasons:

Does not communicate with the user unless he or she has submitted an issue report/has emailed me.

Does not collect nor store any personal information about the user or his or her Google Documents.Does not sell in-app products nor advertise to its users (completely and will always be free).