Styling

You can add color, bold, italic, strikethrough, code, as well as characters to your task names, descriptions, or comments, so they can stand out more.

For a basic cheat sheet of Quire’s Markdown, click on the icon.

Here are some formatting example:

Color

{css-style| text} (eg., {color: red|text})

If you type the following:

The task list will look like this:

Bold

**text**

Tip: Press Ctrl + B (or ⌘ + B for Mac) after selecting the texts to make them bold.

Italic

*text*

Tip: Press Ctrl + I (or ⌘ + I for Mac) after selecting the texts to make them italic.

Underline

_text_

Tip: Press Ctrl + U (or ⌘ + U for Mac) after selecting the texts to underline them.

Strikethrough (Crossed Out)

~text~

Tip: To quickly add some of the basic styles, simply type { and select the style you want.

Code

`text`

Headers

# H1
## H2
### H3
#### H4
##### H5
###### H6

Numbered List

1. step1
2. step2
3. step3

Bulleted List

* item1
* item2
* item3

Checklist

- [ ] item
- [ ] item 
- [ ] item

Link

This is a [Google link](https://www.google.com/)

http://example.com/path

Tip: Press Ctrl + K (or ⌘ + K for Mac) after selecting the texts to add the markdown quickly. Remember to swap out the URL for the link to the website you want to add.

Table

| Left   | Center   | Right |
| :------ |:-----------:| ------:|
| A | text A | word A |
| B | text B | word B |
| C | text C | word C |

Tip: You can type <br> to break a line in a table cell, and \<br> to escape (keep <br> in the cell).

Phone numbers

(415) 555-2671 
(415)5552671
(415) 555 2671
+14155552671

Note: We will dial out the number when you click on the phone number.

Videos

https://www.w3schools.com/html/movie.mp4
https://www.youtube.com/embed/EngW7tLk6R8
https://player.vimeo.com/video/253989945

Characters

You can type ¥, ®, ℃ and☻ which will turn into ¥, ®, ℃, ☻, respectively. These are just a few examples of html entities you can enter in a task name, description, or comment.

Emojis

Type in : to get an emoji cheat sheet or you can copy and paste an emoji from websites like getemoji.com.

Read more on our blog about a complete Markdown guide and cheat sheet.