Cuperino
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2 years ago Since documents in the editor are HTML, marker were made using HTML anchor tags to improve compatibility with scripts coming from Imaginary Teleprompter. Nevertheless, markers created inside of QPrompt are not represented in the same way as traditional anchors. This makes it seem like the markers from the default script aren't showing, when in fact they just look like ordinary hyperlinks, and this here was the mistake.
Both regular anchors and markers created from within QPrompt should use the same visual representation for consistency purposes.
Your default script has several marked elements with no visible tags, however when I add a marker to highlighted text, over and under-scores decorate the text.
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