### Please forgive me. But i am having a hard time in creating an easy to use [HowTo]

**1st i asked:** *Is there a usable offline-Editor with Wysiwyg with the same syntax as the forum ?*
Later then i realized that there are a lot of limitations for writing a usable [HowTo]

I would have liked to distinguish between commands the reader has to type, and the results the commands produced on my side as example what to expect.

#### An simple example:
> **fsck.ext4 /dev/sdz3**
```
e2fsck 1.46.2 (28-Feb-2021)
/dev/sdz3: sauber, 219881/3891200 Dateien, 1312455/15541243 Blöcke
```
* This way i can set the command to **bold**. But the box does not show a button to copy to the clipboard (with the mouse and CTRL-c you can). And it does not expand if the line is very long. But some commands are long.

* Then the 2. box does show a button to copy, and it expands if the line is long.
* But i can't use **bold** to mark something. And even worse, it happens to colorize the text in its own way (and not according to shell syntax). Like the numbers in (28-Feb-2021). 
#### or i could have used:
```
fsck.ext4 /dev/sdz3                                                                                                                                       
e2fsck 1.46.2 (28-Feb-2021)
/dev/sdz3: sauber, 219881/3891200 Dateien, 1312455/15541243 Blöcke
```
* This way long lines are possible
* The copy-symbol is visible
* But i can't highlight anything
* And the system will color the text, but i don't see how this coloring is useful to understanding. It seems not to respect the syntax of bash.
* Even worse, when i copy the box, i will get the command, and the results in one block. This is not good for newcomers.

### What i expected:
 * A **box1** for shell-commands with (narrow) monospace-font, huge length, copy-button and lightly different coloring of the background.
 * A **box2** for the results with or without copy button, (narrow) monospace-font, huge length and lightly different coloring from 1. box
 * selectable **syntax highlighting** like for example in [trac](https://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiProcessors#Examples) so that you can specify wehter the text is 
   * none = plain text
   * Shell (bash, zsh, csh)
   * C, C++
   * Java (maybe) ;-)
### or even better:
 * A box where 1.line is as **box1**, and all following lines are of **box2**. The **copy-button** would supply only 1.line, but with mouse and CTRL-c you could get also the other text.  :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:  
----
#### Another one:
the command 
> **lsblk**

will produce
> NAME        MAJ:MIN RM    SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINTS
>
>...
>
>sdz           8:32   1   59,5G  0 disk 
>├─sdz1        8:33   1    250M  0 part 
>├─sdz2        8:34   1      1M  0 part 
>└─**sdz3**        8:35   1   59,3G  0 part 
>sdy           8:48   1   14,7G  0 disk 
>├─sdy1        8:49   1    250M  0 part 
>├─sdy2        8:50   1      1M  0 part 
>└─sdy3        8:51   1   14,5G  0 part

then you have to alter the following commd by replacing z with the letter for your device
> ls -lA /dev/disk/by-uuid |egrep '**z**3$'

and you will get
```
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 10 19. Jun 07:58 1a488830-65f7-4913-bf4d-dfe3f3ab5634 -> ../../sdz3
```

I want to show the reader, that he has to change **z3$** in the grep so that the letter **z** is to be replaced by a letter he found previously in the response to lsblk. Then he has to copy the PARTUUID. But i can't highlight it.

The best way as i see would be, to highlight the letter **z** in the response and later on in the command, and to describe to change the yellow part of the command according to the device-name from lsblk

![image|385x247](upload://2bKXHVlfuLD1QxetDOvT5Q8Vopk.png)

![image|690x45](upload://7lOUGp0fuOwS2yihUYsDDFqOXdr.png)

So the reader would not forget to alter the command accordingly. Then  i could describe that he has to watch for the **green** PARTUUID 
But because of the lack of possibilities, i don' see a way to do this.

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Is there a way i don't recognize ?
Or should i write these parts in libre office, and insert screenshots like i did this time ?

Please be patient. This is not my native language