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JessicaEa
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April 5, 2023
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Create a line break in text mode code

Does anyone know how to create formatting within the text mode code itself (not its output), so it is easier to read/edit?

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KellieGardner
KellieGardnerAccepted solution
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April 5, 2023

I just reread your post and realized what you were asking. (input vs output) I usually create all of my text mode code in notepad or word vs in Workfront and then I copy and paste it in. 

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KellieGardner
KellieGardnerAccepted solution
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April 5, 2023

I just reread your post and realized what you were asking. (input vs output) I usually create all of my text mode code in notepad or word vs in Workfront and then I copy and paste it in. 

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    RandyRoberts
    RandyRoberts
    New Participant
    April 5, 2023

    Oh man, I made the same mistake!

     

    Yea, I'm on a Mac so I use Sublime Text, COTeditor and BBedit. They all have syntax colouring (set it to javascript).

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      JessicaEaAuthor
      Level 2
      April 5, 2023

      Thanks Randy, I'll give that a go.

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      RKirk
      Level 4
      April 5, 2023

      We use bold on a few items like the project name in the sample below:

       

      column.1.displayname=Project Details
      column.1.sharecol=true
      column.1.textmode=true
      column.1.usewidths=true
      column.1.value=<b><strong>Name: &nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>
      column.1.valueformat=HTML
      column.1.width=150
      column.2.descriptionkey=name
      column.2.linkedname=direct
      column.2.listsort=string(name)
      column.2.namekey=name
      column.2.querysort=name
      column.2.section=0
      column.2.sharecol=true
      column.2.shortview=false
      column.2.textmode=true
      column.2.valuefield=name
      column.2.valueformat=HTML
      column.2.width=150
      column.3.sharecol=true
      column.3.textmode=true
      column.3.value=</b><br><strong>Project Manager:&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>
      column.3.valueformat=HTML
      column.3.width=150
      column.4.descriptionkey=owner
      column.4.displayname=Project Manager
      column.4.link.linkproperty.0.name=ID
      column.4.link.linkproperty.0.valuefield=owner:ID
      column.4.link.linkproperty.0.valueformat=int
      column.4.link.lookup=link.view
      column.4.link.valuefield=owner:objCode
      column.4.link.valueformat=val
      column.4.linkedname=owner
      column.4.listsort=nested(owner).string(name)
      column.4.namekey=owner
      column.4.querysort=owner:name
      column.4.section=0
      column.4.sharecol=true
      column.4.shortview=false
      column.4.textmode=true
      column.4.usewidths=true
      column.4.valuefield=owner:name
      column.4.valueformat=HTML
      column.4.width=150
      column.5.sharecol=true
      column.5.textmode=true
      column.5.value=<br><strong>Description:&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>
      column.5.valueformat=HTML
      column.5.width=150
      column.6.linkedname=direct
      column.6.namekey=description
      column.6.querysort=description
      column.6.textmode=true
      column.6.valuefield=description
      column.6.valueformat=HTML

      Hope that helps give you some ideas! 

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      RandyRoberts
      RandyRoberts
      New Participant
      April 5, 2023

      Any basic html tags will work. I use <hr> to separate lists and it makes things much clearer than <p> or <div>, especially when you have multi-line entries.

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