User:Shenme/testing

Test target page for needed programmatic editing - AKJV updating ref links

'simple' marginy notes

Oh there are a 'few' versions of 'simple' marginy notes, aren't there? Category:Verse_Numbering_Templates

• {{Verseline}}
• {{Versell}}
• {{Verse}}
• {{Pline}}
• {{Line}}
• {{Overfloat left}}
• {{Overfloat right}}
• {{Outside L}}
• {{Outside RL}}

and Dedan. And 10Cush begat Nimrod: he began to be a mighty one in the earth. And 11Mizraim begat Ludim, and Anamim, and Lehabim, and Naphtuhim, and 12Pathrusim, and Casluhim (from whence came ^[1]the Philistines), and

First line

10First {{overfloat left}}

10Second {{overfloat left}}

10First {{overfloat right}}

10Second {{overfloat right}} boogiddy boogiddy boogiddy boogiddy boogiddy ------------------------------------ boogiddy

¹⁰First {{verse}}

¹⁰Second {{verse}} left

¹⁰Third {{verse}} float

10First {{pline}}

10Second {{pline}}

10Third {{pline}}

 10First {{line}}

If you will never deal with right-to-left characters like Hebrew א or Arabic ش then skip over this madness - All's well in your world.

Inserting a character from the right-to-left (RTL) character set may rearrange following left-to-right words in a line. It may replace delimiters with their partners. Any following (Western?) alphabetic char stops the madness!

The first line below has no magic. The characters are seen in same order as entered. The next two lines have a Hebrew then Arabic RTL character inserted just after the "ABC".

ABC 01 - 12 + 23 * 34 % 45 ( 56 XYZ 67

ABCא 01 - 12 + 23 * 34 % 45 ( 56 XYZ 67

ABCش 01 - 12 + 23 * 34 % 45 ( 56 XYZ 67

How confounding. The space-delimited 'words' are order reversed. The "(" has become a ")" in appearance. Everything has become RTL in order, but only up to the next alphabetic character.

1. Heb. Pelishtim.