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Perhaps this is what you are looking for
list = Range[10];
fn[arg1_, arg2_, arg3_] :=
Module[{},
Return["do something w element " <> ToString[arg1] <> " given " <>
StringRiffle[{arg2, arg3}]]];
MapAt[fn[#, "a2", "a3"] &, list, RandomInteger[{1, 10}]]
An example with a native ...
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Clear["Global`*"];
funcs = {(1 - x)/2, -2 - 3 x};
pt = {x, funcs[[1]]} /. Solve[
Equal @@ funcs, x, Reals][[1]]
(* {-1, 1} *)
Adding options to the Callout
Plot[Evaluate[Callout[#, #, {Scaled[0.8], Above},
Background -> LightGray] & /@ funcs], {x, -2, 1},
Epilog -> {Red, AbsolutePointSize[6],
Tooltip[Point[pt], pt]}]
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You have to do something like
Text[Style["some text", FontWeight -> weight]]
See this example from the documentation of Text:
Graphics[{Text[Style["ABCDEF", Large, Bold, Red], {0, 0},
Automatic, {2, 1}], Circle[]}]
which produces
The documentation of Bold says:
Bold is effectively equivalent to FontWeight->Bold
Edit This ...
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This seems to be fixed in 12.1.1:
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Update 2: We can use the (undocumented) option "LegendItem" for LineLegend as follows:
First create the desired legend glyphs:
legenditems = MapThread[ListLinePlot[Table[{x, Around[1, 0.5]}, {x, 0, 1, 0.1}],
IntervalMarkers -> "Bands", PlotStyle -> #, IntervalMarkersStyle -> #2,
AspectRatio -> 1, Axes -> False] &,
{ColorData[...
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