Guidebook supports the following HTML tags in panel and other event descriptions:
<a href="">, <br>, <hr>,<ul>, <li>, <h1> through <h4>, <p>, <span>, <strong>,<u>, and <em>.
<a href=""> is used to create links, e.g., <a href="www.google.com">Link to Google</a>.<br/> creates a line break in your description. Note: line breaks in the description are automatically converted to <br/> tags.<hr> creates a horizontal line in your description.<ul> is used to make an unordered (bulleted) list. You'll use it with <li>.<li> creates a list item when nested within <ul> tags.<h1> through <h4> are different header sizes.<p> creates a paragraph.<span> is used to contain other elements, like styling elements.<strong> is used to bold text.<u> is used to underline text.<em> is used to italicize text.When using any of these HTML tags, you also need to close the tag when you want the styling to end, except in the case of <br> and <hr>. For example, to close a <strong> tag you'll use </strong> adding the “/”, so the line may look something like this:
<strong>Bold Text</strong> (produces: Bold Text).
Please use HTML tags sparingly and, when adding links, only link to websites you trust. Excessive styling tags and unsafe links may be removed from the event description in Guidebook.