Making Headings Bold On Capture Forms

[Lee C]

Hi

How can i make a heading bold in the capture form? currently i use =Hi {{user.fName}},=

Have tried using ''' at start and end of word but it just adds those character and doesnt bold it, any ideas please?

[TrevorKillick]

2 minutes ago, Lee C said:

Hi

How can i make a heading bold in the capture form? currently i use =Hi {{user.fName}},=

Have tried using ''' at start and end of word but it just adds those character and doesnt bold it, any ideas please?

You need the three ''' before and after the string you are making bold https://docs.hornbill.com/esp-fundamentals/reference-guides/hornbill-wiki-markup#text-formatting

With headings make sure the first equals is at the start of a new line and the last equals is imediatly followed by a new line with no character or spaces after it.

[Lee C]

3 minutes ago, TrevorKillick said:

You need the three ''' before and after the string you are making bold https://docs.hornbill.com/esp-fundamentals/reference-guides/hornbill-wiki-markup#text-formatting

With headings make sure the first equals is at the start of a new line and the last equals is imediatly followed by a new line with no character or spaces after it.

Thanks @TrevorKillick i did try it at the start and end of the string but it didn't work i am afraid.

[Steve Giller]

Can you post a screenshot of your config, please?

I've been testing this and is works as expected for me.

[Lee C]

thanks, i suspect i have not entered this right!

I then changed it to

[Bob Dickinson]

@Lee C I don't believe you can use the bold markup in conjunction with header markup - it's one or the other

[Steve Giller]

I see:

for:
=Hi {{user.fName}},=
'''=Hi {{user.fName}},='''
'''Hi {{user.fName}},'''
respectively, so I'm guessing that the last one is what you need?
(Note: =TEXT= automatically emboldens the TEXT so '''=TEXT=''' or ='''TEXT'''= would be redundant markup) 

[Lee C]

1 minute ago, Steve Giller said:

I see:

for:
=Hi {{user.fName}},=
'''=Hi {{user.fName}},='''
'''Hi {{user.fName}},'''
respectively, so I'm guessing that the last one is what you need?
(Note: =TEXT= automatically emboldens the TEXT so '''=TEXT=''' or ='''TEXT'''= would be redundant markup) 

Thanks guys, i did think it looked bold already but someone mentioned it didnt!