Editor

Document360 has two text editors for creating and writing articles: 1. Markdown editor 2. WYSIWYG (What You See is What You Get) editor Markdown editor lets writers use Markdown syntax and HTML to customize articles. WYSIWYG editor uses R...

The Markdown Editor uses a short-hand syntax style text to create documents and then converts that text to HTML. Markdown is handy when more text and fewer multimedia files are involved in the articles. Document360 ha...

Here are a few basic formatting commands you will use most when working in Document360. Headings (H2, H3, H4) To create Headings (H2, H3, H4), precede text with a hash (#). Best practices Make sure that there is a ...

WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) is also known as HTML editor . It is one of the two editor options available in Document360. This editor allows you to view content precisely as it will appear on a published Article /category page on the ...

The 'Block editor' is lightweight and powerful, with rich text editing capabilities, and supports Markdown syntax. It provides a more visual and intuitive experience than the Markdown editor while still being more flexible than the WYSIWYG editor. ...

Shortcuts The following shortcuts can be performed in the block editor. General Text formatting Paragraph formatting Text selection Typography The following table shows the regular symbols/syntax list and its outcome in t...