You can do simple text formating in the text-input-blocks
as demonstrated by this example.
If you write text in the text-block
on a new line, it will not necessarily appear as a next line on your
page.
If you want to force the text on the next line like this sentence,
you must leave an empty line before the text in the text box and
start the text on the left margin of the text box.
If you want to start a new paragraph, like this sentence, you must leave an empty line before it and start the text indented, i.e. with one or more SPACE or TAB characters on the beginning of the first line.
You can also write your text as a "bullet style" list as in the following example:
If you start a new paragraph like this sentence inside a bullet list (text preceeded by empty line and indented by SPACE or TAB), all levels of bullet list are finished, and your text appears as the next paragraph after the bullet list.
If you want to write a link to another web-page
like this link
you must write it
<A HREF="http://zipline.to/">like this link</A>
Be sure to write the < > " characters exactly like here. They must nest properly like parenthesis (for each < there must be a corresponding > character), otherwise your whole web-page may not work properly.
You can do simple text formating in the text-input-blocks
as demonstrated by this example.
If you write text in the text-block
on a new line, it will not necessarily appear as a next line on your
page.
If you want to force the text on the next line like this sentence,
you must leave an empty line before the text in the text box and
start the text on the left margin of the text box.
If you want to start a new paragraph, like this sentence, you must
leave an empty line before it and start the text indented, i.e. with
one or more SPACE or TAB characters on the beginning of the first line.
You can also write your text as a "bullet style" list
as in the following example:
* To start a "bullet style" list, leave an empty line in the
text-box and start the text with the '*'-character on the left margin.
* Each subsequent line, which start with '*' in the left margin is
a new item in the "bullet style" list.
* If you start a line with several '*'-characters,
you can create "nested" bullet list like the following example:
** The number of '*'-characters starting the line
defines the nesting level of the "bullet" list.
*** If you continue a bullet item on the following lines, start
the following lines always on the left margin of the
text-box, no matter how deep the "nesting" of the list is.
*** If the line doesn't start with '*', it is a continuation
of the previous line.
** If you use less '*'-characters as in the previous
item, like in this sentence, you return to the previous level
of nesting.
* If you want to leave an empty line inside
a bullet list item, you must
leave 3 empty lines in the text box.
This is demonstrated here, but is seldom useful.
If you start a new paragraph
like this sentence inside a bullet list
(text preceeded by empty line and indented by SPACE or TAB),
all levels of bullet list are finished,
and your text appears as the next paragraph after the bullet list.
If you want to write a link to another web-page
like this link
you must write it
<A HREF="http://zipline.to/">like this link</A>
Be sure to write the < > " characters exactly like here.
They must nest properly like parenthesis (for each < there must be a
corresponding > character), otherwise your whole web-page may not work
properly.