Tip, Note, Info, and Warning Displays

1 When to Highlight Particular Information
- 1.1 Tip Macro
- 1.2 Note Macro
- 1.3 Info Macro
- 1.4 Warning Macro
2 How to Insert a Tip, Note, Info, or Warning
3 Design Guidelines
4 More about Content Types and Formatting

When to Highlight Particular Information

Screen readers and other assistive technologies will not indicate any text is bold, a specific color, or italicized. In an effort to display text which provides additional emphasis or context Tips, Notes, Info, and Warning displays can be inserted into a document to highlight particular content. Each of these content types can be seen below.

Tip Macro

This is a Tip display.

Note Macro

This is a Note display.

Info Macro

This is an Info display.

How to Insert a Tip, Note, Info, or Warning

Inserting a Tip, Note, Info, or Warning display can be done by entering editing mode and doing the following.

Select the 'Insert more content' button on the editing toolbar.

Insert more content button
Select the 'Other macros' button.

Other Macros Button
Under the Formatting section select the Tip, Note, Info, or Warning content type which is appropriate.
Upon selecting the content type of choice, give your Tip, Note, Info, or Warning display a Title.

Design Guidelines

Do not bold, italicize, underline, or strike-through text to emphasize the content. These formatting options are not used by screen readers and other assistive technologies.
Insert a Tip, Note, Info, or Warning display to highlight to emphasize content.
Do not use a Tip, Note, Info, or Warning display to repeat content already within the document.
A document should not contain numerous Tip, Note, Info, or Warning displays—consider simplifying your documents and breaking the document into multiple pages.