How to Add an Acronyms and/or Abbreviations HTML to an Article

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Overview

HTML offers the ability to be able to use an Acronym and/or Abbreviation with the ability to add an "onhover" event to be able to display the meaning of the Acronym and/or Abbreviation.

Steps to Perform

Add the content to the Article.
Save the Article
- This will create a Version that can be revered back to if needed.
Edit the Article
With in the Article Edit Mode, click the Code View button.
Apply the HTML <abbr> tag where needed.
- View a list of Acronyms & Abbreviations.

HTML <abbr> tag information:

<abbr title="insert-full-terminology">insert-abbreviation</abbr>

Example 1

Example 1 Code:

<abbr title="Active Directory">AD</abbr>

Example 1 Preview:

Example 2

Example 2 Code:

User Principal Name (<abbr title="User Principal Name">UPN</abbr>) must match with User Logon Email.

To maintain consistency across systems, it is important to align the email setup in CMiC and WorkDay with the <abbr title="Active Directory">AD</abbr> primary email address.

Example 2 Preview:

User Principal Name (UPN) must match with User Logon Email.

To maintain consistency across systems, it is important to align the email setup in CMiC and WorkDay with the AD primary email address.