Many WML functions accept an optional argument named class
. In particular, the HTML markup functions and HTML character markup functions accept the class
argument. The class argument is a keyword argument; its syntax is: the argument's name, a colon, and the value of the argument.
For example:
address("MR", class:AD) --> "<ADDRESS CLASS=AD>MR</ADDRESS>"
You can supply the class
argument to specify the name of the CSS class of the HTML elements produced by the WML function. The class
argument is optional; if you do not provide it, the HTML elements will have a default class name, as described in Section 12.4, "WML support for CSS".