mark-up
Retailer's profit margin
Mark-up is the amount added to a cost price to determine the selling price—the retailer's profit margin: The mark-up on designer handbags can exceed 200%.
In publishing and computing, markup refers to codes or tags that format text: HTML markup, XML markup.
The verb is mark up: They marked up the wholesale price or She marked up the manuscript with corrections.
Edge of a page
- surchargeExtra fee added
- premiumAdded cost for better
- overheadLocated directly above
- wholesaleBulk sales to merchants
retail · cost-plus · percentage · profit · increase · adjustment · add-on · upsell
Web page code
- XMLStructured data markup language
- tagsIdentifiers for sorting items
- syntaxRules for arranging words
- formattingStructuring visual presentation
elements · attributes · stylesheet · markdown · LaTeX · semantic · hypertext · brackets
Most notable part
- footnoteCitation at page bottom
- notationSystem of written symbols
- marginaliaNotes in page edges
- commentaryExplanatory remarks on events
gloss · cross-reference · redline · comments · corrections · strikethrough · underline · bracket
margin
Edge of a page
wholesale · retail · cost-plus · percentage · profit · increase · adjustment · add-on · upsell · inflation
HTML
Web page code
formatting · elements · attributes · stylesheet · markdown · LaTeX · semantic · hypertext · brackets · encoding
highlight
Most notable part
- footnoteCitation at page bottom
- notationSystem of written symbols
- marginaliaNotes in page edges
commentary · gloss · cross-reference · redline · comments · corrections · strikethrough · underline · bracket · asterisk
mark-upmarkdown
Reduction in retail price
discount · reduction · price cut · rollback · price reduction
mark-upcost price
Purchase amount before profit
wholesale price · at cost · loss leader · loss · break-even
mark-upplain text
Unencoded readable characters
clean copy · raw text · stripping · cleanup