Note: This feature is available if you have purchased the Personalization module and are on a Professional or Unlimited plan.
You can customize your Personalizations text using markdown. Markdown is a lightweight markup language that is often used for formatting text on the web. It allows users to add formatting to their text without the need for HTML tags. In this article, we will cover some examples of using markdown to personalize text in multi-line fields.
Note: Markdown is only supported in the Multi line field of the form builder.
List of supported markdowns in Turtl
Element | Markdown Syntax |
Heading(Applicable only for Content page text) | # H1 ## H2 ### H3 |
Bold | **bold text** |
Italic | *italicized text* |
Ordered List | 1. First item 2. Second item 3. Third item |
Unordered List | - First item - Second item - Third item |
| `code` |
[text](URL) |
When to use Markdown
You get started by first adding the Multi line field to your personalization form.
The field has to have the appropriate personalization token chosen.
Once the field is added, enable the Markdown option under the Advanced tab.
Markdowns can be used in both Title and Content pages. A personalization token has to be added to the Doc for the text to get populated.
Personalization token example on Title:
Personalization token example on a Content page:
Note: There has to be enough space allocated in the Text box widget to see all the populated text.
Markdown examples
After your Doc is all set, you can move on to personalizing it. Let’s look at some examples.
Title page markdown using the bold and link elements:
Visit us at our website at **[Turtl.co](https://turtl.co/)**
Becomes:
Content page markdown using the Heading 2, Italic, Unordered List, and Bold elements:
## Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
- Consectetur
- Adipiscing
- Elit
*Proin* **Sagittis**
Becomes:
That's it! These are simple, but powerful tools for formatting text. Happy Turtl surfing!
#personalisation #personalise
The personalization engine is protected by US patents.