Using Multi-Selectors in Learn Markdown records a distinct Microsoft Learn authoring convention and keeps it scoped to that documentation environment rather than presenting it as a universal writing rule.
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Quick answer
Use Microsoft Learn’s `op_multi_selector` extension for documented multi-selector combinations, supplying the selector titles and paired choice labels in the supported syntax.
Key details
Core Issuemulti-selector syntax in Learn Markdown
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Important caveats
Scope Boundary
The `op_multi_selector` block is a Microsoft Learn extension and should not be presented as standard Markdown syntax.
Further guidance
Content
Use Microsoft Learn’s `op_multi_selector` extension for documented multi-selector combinations, supplying the selector titles and paired choice labels in the supported syntax.
Purpose
Keep Microsoft Learn source readable, accessible, reusable, and predictable while following current contributor-platform conventions.
Sources and evidence
Sources are shown with the role they play in this guide. Historical or style-sensitive claims are kept within the evidence boundary described above.
Markdown reference for Microsoft Learn — Contributor guide↗ (opens in a new tab)Microsoft · Current Microsoft Learn contributor reference for Markdown authoring, including headings/navigation, conceptual images and icons, includes, lists/checklists, nonlocalized strings, alerts, comments, tables, and other Learn extensions.
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