How do I add content to Action Points?

Just click in the right side bar on “Host tools” and select the Action Area Editor at the bottom.

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Can’t click on the Host Tools because the button is missing?

If you don’t see the Host Tools button, it’s likely due to one of the following reasons:

• You are not logged in with the correct email address —> please check our tutorial Sign in, log out and check your account
• You do not have admin rights for your space —> In this case, please contact your Space Admin or reach out to the HyHyve Support Team at: [email protected]. </aside>

What is Markdown?

Markdown is a simplified variant of HTML and thus allows filling the action points with content without much prior knowledge.

This is how Markdown works

Text

Simply enter the text into the content field, no special formatting is required here.

Hier steht ein Text.

Headlines

After the hashtag, type the headline.

# Headline 1 (first level)
Some text goes here.

Lists and bullet points

Asterisk or hyphen becomes a bullet point. With at least 2 spaces, you can create sub-levels.

* Bullet Point 1 
  * Bullet Point 1.1 
- Bullet Point 2
  - Bullet Point 2.1

Blank lines/Empty space

To create a blank line, simply insert a backslash on a line. Do not add any additional spaces or other characters on the line. Please mind the last backslash beginning the new line.

Text goes here (above 3 empty lines)
\\
\\
\\Text after blank lines.

Link

In the square brackets, you can put the display text, followed by the link.

[Click here](<https://www.hyhyve.com>)

Image

Similar to the link, but there must be an exclamation mark before the square brackets. If the image cannot be displayed, the alternative text appears.

![Alternative text](Image URL here)

Button (open in same browser tab)

Put the URL inside the quotes and the text between the tags:

<cta url="**the URL to open**">**Text which is shown on the button**</cta>

<aside> 💡 As you see in the following screenshots, you can combine different kinds of content like e.g., Text, headings, buttons and inline pictures.

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