Add more example code standards
@@ -181,11 +181,12 @@ When editing documentation, use the following standards to demonstrate the examp
1. Python arguments, such as import statements, Boolean expressions, and function
arguments should be wrapped as ``code`` by using \`\` on both sides of the code.
- Example: \`\`import pygmt\`\` results in ``import pygmt``.
+ Examples: \`\`import pygmt\`\` results in ``import pygmt``, \`\`True\`\` results in `True`,
+ \`\`style="v"\`\` results in `style="v"`.
2. Literal GMT arguments should be **bold** by wrapping the arguments with \*\*
(two asterisks) on both sides. The argument description should be in *italicized*
with \* (single asterisk) on both sides.
- Example: `**+l**\ *label*` results in **+l***label*.
+ Examples: `**+l**\ *label*` results in **+l***label*, `**05m**` results in **05m**.
3. Optional arguments are placed wrapped with [ ] (square brackets).
4. Arguments that are mutually exclusive are separated with a | (bar) to denote "or".
