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# HighlightTagTerm

Set `HighlightTagTerm` to `True` to add an attribute to the HTML highlighting tag that indicates which term of the specified Links is being highlighted.

For example, if you set Links to `cat+dog+mat`, the term cat is highlighted with the specified StartTag and the extra attribute `t="0"`, because it is the first term (for example, `<font color="red" t="0">`). The term dog is given the attribute `t="1"`, and the term mat is given the attribute `t="2"`.

Note: This option works only when the specified StartTag is an HTML or XML tag (for example, `<mytag>`). It works if you do not specify StartTag, because the default StartTag is `<font color="red">`.

Actions: | Highlight
Type: | Boolean
Default: | False
Example: | `HighlightTagTerm=True`
See Also: | Highlight StartTag Text

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