Introduction
The Rich Text Editor (RTE) empowers users to format text and enhance documents with various elements like images, links, and multimedia. This tool supports a range of formatting options, including bold, italic, underline, and lists, making it easy to create visually appealing content. Whether you’re adding a hyperlink or embedding a video, the RTE ensures your documents are both functional and accessible.
User Roles
- All
How to: Use Rich Text Editor
Bold |
Applies Bold formatting to highlighted text. |
Italic | Applies Italic formatting to highlighted text. |
Underline | Applies underline formatting to highlighted text. |
Strikethrough | Applies Strike Through formatting to highlighted text. |
Numbered list | Create numbered lists. |
Bulleted list | Create bulleted lists. |
Increase/decrease indent | Increase or decrease the Paragraph Indent. |
Subscript | Subscript the highlighted text. A Subscript is a character that is set slightly below the normal line of type. |
Superscript |
Superscript the highlighted text. A Superscript is a character that is set slightly above the normal line of type. |
Headline size 1 | Format headlines to structure. |
Headline size 2 | Format headlines to structure. |
Block | Format a block of text to identify quotations. A block quotation is a quotation in a written document that is set off from the main text as a paragraph, or block of text and is typically distinguished visually using indentation and a different typeface or smaller size font. |
Code | Allows you to format a block of text as a code snippet. Please note, formatting text as a code snippet does not provide the ability to run code within Bud. |
Link | Create a Hyperlink. |
Image |
Inserts images into the document. Note: When adding an image, Bud will ask you to add an Alt Tag description. Every image element must contain the ALT attribute within a page’s HTML mark up. It’s the first principle of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, without them a page is inaccessible. |
Movie | Inserts movie/audio into the document. |
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While some basic HTML can be used, Rich Text views are not code views so some elements may be stripped from the view when saved.