anchor.diff:  = Features of the AsciiDoc IntelliJ plugin
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  +////
  +Contribution Guideline for this document:
  +
  +This guideline should lead to a style that is comprehensible to the user.
  +Naming the actor, the active voice and the present tense will make it easier for non-native speakers to understand this document.
  +
  +Name the actor::
  +Examples: user, preview, editor, plugin
  +
  +Provide Keyboard shortcuts::
  +Example: kbd:[Alt+7]
  +
  +Use active voice::
  +Good: "The preview displays the result" +
  +Bad: "The result is displayed"
  +
  +Use present tense::
  +Good: "The preview displays the result" +
  +Bad: "The preview will display the result"
  +
  +Use only on capital letter for Keyboard shortcuts::
  +Good: kbd:[Alt+7] +
  +Bad: kbd:[ALT+7]
  +////
   
   == About
   
  
positive.code: block macros the kbd:[Ctrl+Click] and kbd:[Ctrl+B] will navigate to the referenced file.
  
  For references (like `\<<id>>`) kbd:[Ctrl+Click] and kbd:[Ctrl+B] will navigate to the reference (like `\[[id]]`).
  "Find Usages" (kbd:[ALT+F7]) will find usages of a reference and allows navigation.
  
  The plugin highlights matching braces including symmetric formatting for bold, italic and monospace.
  
  
negative.code: Use it as a reference guide to find out what the plugin can do today.
  The plugin should work "`like any other IntelliJ plugin`" when it comes to shortcuts and configurations.
  If not, please describe the expected behaviour in a https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor-intellij-plugin/issues[GitHub issue].
  
  Please consider to contribute to this document: open a bug when something is unclear, missing or wrong.
  You can even create a pull request for this document!
  
  == Features
  
  