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--- cats:procedures:markdown [2018/02/27 03:02] – [Table Markdown] tom
+++ cats:procedures:markdown [2018/02/27 03:12] (current) – [Markdown Text Formatting] tom
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 ====== Markdown Text Formatting ======
-CATS has limited support for custom output formatting in note fields using our custom markdown syntax.
+CATS has limited support for detailed text formatting in note fields using our custom markdown syntax.
+Markdown does not work for all output options. Currently, only HTML-based outputs (HTML, PDF, Word, etc.) are capable of processing markdown. Generating a text document or printing to a printer will strip out the markdown.
 ===== Table Markdown =====
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 You can align the contents of the cell by adding spaces to the left and/or right sides of the cell's content. More space on the left side means "right-aligned". Equal spaces on the left and right side mean "centered". By default all text is "left-aligned".
+<code>
 Example:
-%%||%% Header1 | Header2 | Header3 | Header4
+|| Header1 | Header2 | Header3 | Header4
-%%||%% Content |   Right-aligned |   900.12 |  Centered
+|| Content |   Right-aligned |   900.12 |  Centered
-%%||%% More | Left-aligned |   10.05 |    Right-aligned
+|| More | Left-aligned |   10.05 |    Right-aligned
+</code>
 ===== Text Style Markdown =====
 Use pairs of asterisks "%%**%%" to make bold text.
-Example:
+<code>Example:
-%%**%%this text is bold!%%**%%
+**this text is bold!**</code>
 Use pairs of forward slashes "%%//%%" to make italic text.
-Example:
+<code>Example:
-%%//%%this text will appear as italics%%//%%
+//this text will appear as italics//
+</code>
 Use pairs of underscores "%%__%%" to make underline text.
+<code>
 Example:
-%%__%%this text should be underlined%%__%%
+__this text should be underlined__
+</code>
 ===== Other Markdown =====
 Use four asterisks on a line by themselves to make a horizontal line
+<code>
 Example:
-%%****%%
+****
+</code>