Highlighted text
|| || `{green}(Color) {violet}(text)` {% cut "Supported colors:" %} `gray` — Gray `yellow` — Yellow `orange` — Orange `red` — Red `green` — Green `blue` — Blue `violet` — Violet {% endcut %} | Color text || || `Superscript^text^` | Superscript^text^ || || `Subscript~text~` | Subscripttext || |# When formatting text, you can combine markup elements in any order: ``` **_Text formatting 1_** and **_Text formatting 2_** {orange}(~~Strikethrough part~~ of the orange text) ``` {% cut "Result" %} **_Text formatting 1_** and **_Text formatting 2_** ~~Strikethrough part~~ of the orange text {% endcut %} {% endlist %} ## Headers {#headers} A heading can be level 1 to 6. The higher the level, the larger the font. {% list tabs group=editor %} - Visual editor To format a heading, use one of the following methods: * Click on the toolbar at the top of the page and select the heading's level. * Use keyboard shortcuts: - Windows: **Ctrl** + **Shift** + **1**—**6** - macOS: **⌘** + **⌥** + **1**—**6** You can also add formatting elements [using your keyboard](https://yandex.com.tr/support/tracker/en/user/markup.md#keyboard) or through the quick access menu: type `/` and select an item from the list. {#keyboard} To hide some information on the page, you can make the heading collapsible: 1. Select the heading. A toolbar for editing the selected element appears. 1. Click on the toolbar. Content under the heading can be collapsed or expanded. In the editor, the lower boundary of text that will be included in the collapsible block is marked with the icon with a dotted line. - Markdown markup ``` # First-level heading ##+ Collapsible second-level heading #### Fourth-level heading with an anchor {#level4} ``` * To format a heading, add one to six `#` characters at the beginning of the relevant line. * To make a heading collapsible, add `+` after the `#` characters. * To set a heading's anchor manually, add the `{# symbol. ` .
* To format code as a separate block, enclose it with symbols. ``` . To enable syntax highlighting, specify the programming language in the first line of the block.
* All markup characters in a code fragment are automatically escaped. To show the ` symbol as plain text rather than a code indicator, use [escape characters](#shielding).
{% endlist %}
## Formulas {#equation}
{% list tabs group=editor %}
- Visual editor
Click on the toolbar and choose your preferred design:
* **Formula in text** to embed your formula on the page.
* **Block with formula** to embed your formula in a separate block.
You can also add formatting elements [using your keyboard](https://yandex.com.tr/support/tracker/en/user/markup.md#keyboard) or through the quick access menu: type `/` and select an item from the list. {#keyboard}
- Markdown markup
#|
|| **Example** | **Result** ||
|| **Line with formula** ||
||
`Formula in text $e^{ix}=\cos x+i\sin x$`
|
Formula in text $e^{ix}=\cos x+i\sin x$
||
|| **Block with formula** ||
||
```
$$
(√a)^2 = a;
$$
```
|
$(√a)^2 = a;$
||
|#
* To add mathematical formulas inline, use the character `$`.
* To add mathematical formulas as a separate block, enclose it in the characters `$$`.
{% endlist %}
To create formulas, use the [Katex](https://katex.org/) syntax that is compatible with the TeX/LaTeX format.
## Users {#user}
{% list tabs group=editor %}
- Visual editor
To reference someone from your organization, type `@` and begin entering their name or login, then select them from the dropdown list.
- Markdown markup
To reference someone from your organization, type the `@` symbol followed by the employee's login: `@login`.
{% endlist %}
## Separator {#divider}
{% list tabs group=editor %}
- Visual editor
To add a paragraph separator, on the toolbar, click **Other actions**, then select **Separator**.
You can also add formatting elements [using your keyboard](https://yandex.com.tr/support/tracker/en/user/markup.md#keyboard) or through the quick access menu: type `/` and select an item from the list. {#keyboard}
- Markdown markup
To add a separator, enter three or more hyphens (`-`), asterisks (`*`), or underscores (`_`) at the beginning of the relevant line:
```
Separator 1
---
Separator 2
****
Separator 3
____
```
{% endlist %}
## Emoji {#emoji}
{% list tabs group=editor %}
- Visual editor
To add an emoji to the page:
1. On the toolbar, click **Other actions**, then select **Emoji**.
1. Select the emoji you want to add.
{% note tip "" %}
If the cursor is at the beginning of the line or follows a space, type `:` and select an emoji from the list.
You can also use the quick access menu: type `/` and select a command from the list. {#slash}
{% endnote %}
- Markdown markup
To add an emoji to your page, enter its name enclosed in colons,
such as `:smile:`.
{% endlist %}
## Escaping {#shielding}
In Markdown mode, use escaping to show characters that represent markup elements:
* To prevent interpretation of markup characters, escape them with `\`:
```
Superscript^text^
Superscript\^text^
```
{% cut "Result" %}
Superscript^index^
Superscript\^index^
{% endcut %}
* If you want to display a backtick inside a code fragment, enclose the code in double backticks ` `` `:
``` ``SELECT `id` FROM `table` `` ```
{% cut "Result" %}
``SELECT `id` FROM `table` ``
{% endcut %}
## Hidden text {#hidden-text}
In Markdown mode, you can hide parts of text from other users. Hidden content will only be visible to users editing the text, and only when in markup mode.
To hide text, use the following markup.
`[//]: # (Hidden text)`
Note that there should be an empty line before the hidden text.