Content Formatting
Use the WYSIWYG editor to format course, module, and topic descriptions
Course, module, and topic descriptions use a WYSIWYG editor (What You See Is What You Get). Format content visually — no Markdown or HTML required.
Toolbar Features
Headings, bold, italic, strikethrough. Structure content with clear hierarchy.
Bulleted lists, numbered lists, task lists, blockquotes, horizontal rules.
Inline code, code blocks with syntax highlighting, hyperlinks.
Insert tables, upload images, and embed media directly.
One-click video insertion — paste any YouTube URL. See the YouTube embed guide.
Toggle between Visual (WYSIWYG) and Raw Markdown modes for precise control.
Scroll & Flip View
Descriptions on detail pages can be viewed in two modes, toggled from the top-right of the description panel:
All content in one scrollable accordion. Collapse headings if you want. Default view.
Content packed into pages that fit the stage. Short sections may share a page; long ones split. Navigate with Prev/Next.
Markdown Tips
- Use
# Headingfor section titles — these become Scroll (accordion) sections. Flip packs content into pages that fit the view. - Wrap diagrams in
<div markdown="0">...</div>to prevent the Markdown parser from altering them. - The Visual tab gives you a live preview as you type.
- Switch to Raw Markdown for pasting pre-written content or precise formatting control.
Troubleshooting
- Editor looks different: Make sure you're on the Visual tab. The Raw Markdown tab shows plain Markdown/HTML without the toolbar.
- Markdown formatting breaks my HTML: Wrap the HTML in
<div markdown="0">...</div>to prevent the Markdown parser from altering it. - Images not appearing: Use the image button in the toolbar to upload, or ensure the image URL is accessible.
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