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How to format messages

Text messages can be formatted using special characters at the beginning and end of the text. The following options are available:

Bold

By placing asterisks before and after the text, it will be formatted bold:

*text*

Italic

The text is formatted in italics by using underscores before and after the text:

_text_

Strikethrough

Tildes before and after the text will format it as strikethrough:

~text~

Important

By placing plus signs before and after the text, it will be formatted and orange:

+text+

Ordered List

By using the shortcut "Cmd" + "Shift" + "7" (Windows; Mac), you can create ordered lists within messages and comments.

1.  Text
2.  Text
3.  Text

Unordered List

By using the shortcut "Cmd" + "Shift" + "8" (Windows; Mac), you can create an enumeration within messages and comments.

•  Text
•  Text
•  Text

Inline Code

By placing Backticks (`) before and after the text, it can be displayed as inline code within messages.

By using a single Backtick before and after the text, i.e. `Text Text`, it will be displayed as one line of code.

If you want to display code with multiple rows, you need to use three Backticks: ```Text Text```

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