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   == Attributes
   
   Common attributes you can use in documents:
   
   * \{opennms-version} - rendered as "{opennms-version}"
   
  -These can substitute part of URLs that point to for example APIdocs or source code.
  +These can substitute part of URLs that point to, for example, APIdocs or source code.
   Note that opennms-git-tag also handles the case of snapshot/master.
   
   Sample Asciidoc attributes which can be used:
  
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  == Comments
  
  There's a separate build including comments.
  The comments show up with a yellow background.
  This build doesn't run by default, but after a normal build, you can use `make annotated` to build it.
  You can also use the resulting page to search for content, as the full manual is on a single page.
  
  Here's how to write a comment:
  
  [source]
  ----
  // this is a comment
  ----
  
  The comments are not visible in the normal build.
  Comment blocks won't be included in the output of any build at all.
  Here's a comment block:
  
  [source]
  ----
  
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  ----
  
  If you are including the document inside another document and you need to push the headings down to the right level in the output, the +leveloffset+ attribute is used.
  
  Subsequent headings in a document should use the following syntax:
  
  