Formatting text in descriptions
You can easily format your text in the description fields. It can be done by using simple symbols. Their use is shown below.
Bold, italic, underline, etc.
If you wish to format text into italic, bold, underline, etc., use the presented signs in the left column of the table below. Your text will have the appearance of the text in the right column of the table below.
| Use of signs | Text appearance |
|---|---|
| //italic// | l italic |
| **bold** | bold |
| __underline__ | underline |
| @@— strikethrough @@ | |
| {{as typed}} | as typed |
| {{//**__combined__**//}} | combined |
Multilevel titles
It is possible to make multilevel titles in the text. For your text to appear as shown in the right column of the table below, use the signs shown in the left column of the table.
| Use of signs | Text appearance |
|---|---|
| ++Title | Title |
| ++Subtitle | Subtitle |
| ++++Sub subtitle | Sub subtitle |
Lists
You can also create different lists in the text. They can be numbered or labeled. This is how to make one:
If you wish to create such a list,:
- First heading one
- First heading two
- Second heading one
- Second heading two
start the paragraph with an asterisk „*“
* First heading one * First heading two * Second heading one * Second heading two
If you wish for your list to look like this,:
- First heading one
- First heading two
- Second heading one
- Second heading two
start the paragraph with „#“
# First heading one # First heading two # Second heading one # Second heading two
The list can also be combined. If you want it to look like this,:
- First heading one
- First heading two
- Second heading one
- Second heading two
- First heading three
design it by combining the „*“ and „#“ signs.
# First heading one # First heading two * Second heading one * Second heading two # First heading three
