Colors

Colors can be applied using the <c> tag. You can either use a predefined color or define one yourself by using a 6 character HEX color code.

User defined colors:

• <c=#ff0000>Red</c>
• <c=#ffa500>Orange</c>
• <c=#fafe36>Yellow</c>
• <c=#79c314>Green</c>
• <c=#487de7>Blue</c>
• <c=#4b369d>Indigo</c>
• <c=#70369d>Violet</c>

Predefined colors:

• <c=@Task>Task</c>
• <c=@AbilityType>Ability Type</c>
• <c=@Flavor>Flavor</c>
• <c=@Reminder>Reminder</c>
• <c=@Warning>Warning</c>

Underline

Text can be underlined by using the <a> tag which is typically reserved for links. By default it will have a light blue color but can be changed by adding the color attribute.

• <a>Blue underlined text</a>
• <a color=#ffffff>White underlined text</a>
• <a color=@Warning>Red (default warning color) underlined text</a>
• <a hoverColor=#ff0000>Blue underlined text, will change to red when you mouse over it</a>

Line breaks

The <brx> tag allows you to add a one and a half line break and are best suited for headers and paragraphs. The new line should be written directly after the tag, applying a regular line break between the tag and the new line will remove the tag.

• Header line<brx>Second line

Special characters

There are two special characters that can be inserted to your text using the <ins> tag.

• <ins=ellipsis>
• <ins=emdash>