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title: 'Rich text' |
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description: 'This article explains how to create & work with a Rich text field.' |
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tags: ['Fields', 'Field types', 'Text based types', 'Rich text'] |
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keywords: ['Fields', 'Field types', 'Text based types', 'Rich text', 'Create rich text field'] |
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--- |
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`Rich Text` field is text based field & is extension of `Long text` that allows you to add formatting to the text. You can add text formatting like bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, horizontal rule, ordered list, unordered list, code, quote, etc. |
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## Create a `Rich Text` field |
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1. Click on `+` icon to the right of `Fields header` |
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2. On the dropdown modal, enter the field name (Optional). |
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3. Select the field type as `Long text` from the dropdown. |
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4. Enable `Rich Text` toggle field. |
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5. Set default value for the field (Optional). |
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6. Click on `Save Field` button. |
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![image](/img/v2/fields/types/richtext.png) |
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- Specify default value without quotes. |
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- Use `Enter` key to add new line. |
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### Cell display |
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`Rich Text` field is displayed as a single line text field in the table view. Click on the expand icon in the cell to view the full text. |
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![image](/img/v2/fields/long-text-expand.png) |
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![image](/img/v2/fields/long-text-expand-2.png) |
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## Formatting options |
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NocoDB supports markdown syntax for formatting the text. Following are the supported formatting options. |
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### Heading |
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To create a heading, prefix `#` symbol preceding your heading text. The number of # symbols employed will dictate the heading's hierarchy level and typeface size. Three levels of headings are supported. |
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### Text formatting |
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You can emphasise text with bold, italic, strikethrough or underline formatting options. Table below shows syntax, keyboard shortcut, example & output for each formatting option. |
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| Style | Syntax | Keyboard shortcut | Example | Output | |
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| Bold | `**bold text**` | `Ctrl/Cmd + B` | `**This is bold text**` | **This is bold text** | |
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| Italic | `*italicized text*` | `Ctrl/Cmd + I` | `*This is italicized text*` | *This is italicized text* | |
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| Strikethrough | `~~strikethrough text~~` | `Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + X` | `~~This is strikethrough text~~` | ~~This is strikethrough text~~ | |
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| Underline | | `Ctrl/Cmd + U` | `This is underlined text` | <u>This is underlined text</u> | |
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You can quote text with a `>` |
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Code block can be created by using (3 backticks) before & after the code. |
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### Link |
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You can create an inline link by using `Link` menu option in the rich text toolbar |
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![image](/img/v2/fields/types/richtext-links.png) |
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You can create unordered list by using `Bulleted list` menu option in the rich text toolbar or by preceding the text with `-` `+` or `*` symbol. |
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### Numbered List |
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You can create ordered list by using `Numbered list` menu option in the rich text toolbar or by preceding the text with `1.` symbol. |
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### Task list |
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You can create task lists by using `Task list` menu option in the rich text toolbar or by preceding the text with `[ ]` symbol. You can mark the task as completed by using `[x]` symbol. |
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## Similar text based fields |
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Following are the other text based fields available in NocoDB, custom-built for specific use cases. |
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- [Single line text](010.single-line-text.md) |
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- [URL](050.url.md) |
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- [Email](030.email.md) |
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- [Phone](040.phonenumber.md) |
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title: 'User' |
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description: 'This article explains how to create & work with a User field.' |
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tags: ['Fields', 'Field types', 'User'] |
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keywords: ['Fields', 'Field types', 'User', 'Create User field'] |
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--- |
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`User` field type allows you to assign a user from your current workspace to a record. For example, you can create a `Task` table with a `User` field type to assign a task to a user. You can also configure the field to allow assigning multiple users to a record. |
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## Create a User field |
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1. Click on `+` icon to the right of `Fields header` |
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2. On the dropdown modal, enter the field name (Optional). |
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3. Select the field type as `User` from the dropdown. |
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4. Configure `Allow adding multiple users` toggle field (Optional). |
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5. Configure default value (Optional) |
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6. Click on `Save Field` button. |
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![image](/img/v2/fields/types/user-field.png) |
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### Cell display |
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`User` field display is quite identical to `Select` field. It is displayed as a dropdown in the table view. Click on the dropdown to select a user. If `Allow adding multiple users` is enabled, you can select multiple users from the dropdown. |
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![image](/img/v2/fields/types/user-field-cell.png) |
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:::note |
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- If a user is removed from workspace, the user will be removed from the dropdown list. If such user was assigned to a record already, the user will be displayed as is. |
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- To remove a user from a record, click on the `x` icon next to the user name. |
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- If display name is not set for a user, the user's email address will be displayed. |
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"label": "User based", |
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"collapsible": true, |
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