Ryver uses a simple formatting syntax for Chat, Topics, Task descriptions, and Comments. It is a subset of Markdown, a common way of styling text on the web. It provides plain text formatting that is easy to read and write, while also supporting reliable conversion to valid HTML.
TIP: Within the Ryver app, a formatting “cheat sheet” is accessible within the Help section of the drop-down arrow menu at the top of the Navigation Bar.
Here is a guide for common text formatting options:
| # Heading 1
## Heading 2 |
Heading 1Heading 2 |
| _This is italic_ | This is italic |
| **This is bold** | This is bold |
| > Block quote | | This is a block quote |
| ~~Strikethrough~~ | |
| * Bullet 1 * Bullet 2 |
|
| Auto-numbered bullets: 1. Bullet 1 1. Bullet 2 |
|
| [SHIFT KEY + ENTER KEY]
Explanation: Hold the shift key down when you press enter. |
[Paragraph break in a chat message]
Explanation: A paragraph break will be automatically created in your chat message without the enter key causing the message to be sent. |
| [URL]
Example: https://www.ryver.com |
[hyperlinked URL]
Example: https://www.ryver.com |
| ![URL of image to embed in a post]
Example: !https://contattafiles.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/hq/Yd3a2oAML1mW7st/Ryver-Logo%2811-5-18%29.png |
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Example:
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Pre-formatted text. For code, GitHub style coloring auto-applied.
```
func main() {
// Pre-formatted text
fmt.Printf("Hello!.\n")
}
```
|
func main() {
// Pre-formatted text
fmt.Printf("Hello!\n")
}
|
