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Extra HTML tips

You can use both Markdown and HTML with editing Rebel Toolkit pages.

You can learn more HTML from various website or YouTube videos, but here are some simple bits of HTML code that might be useful on the Rebel Toolkit:

Bold

<b>Write your bold here</b>

This will look like:
Write your bold text here

Which is the same as using the Markdown of a double asterix (like this **)

**Write your bold text here**
Write your bold text here

Drop-down expanding text box

Using this code you can create the drop-down content box as shown below

<details><summary><span style="color: blue;">Put your title here</span></summary> Then add your longer text here in the drop-down section. Which can use any markdown because it's inside html, but you can use other html to help lay out this. e.g. <b>BOLD</b> or a line break <br> And then continue with more content on a fresh line. </detail>

Put your title here

Then add your longer text here in the drop-down section. Which can use any markdown because it's inside html, but you can use other html to help lay out this. e.g. BOLD or a line break
And then continue with more content on a fresh line.

Code to copy to help you use it:

<details><summary><span style="color: blue;">Title</span></summary> DetailedText</details>

Note: On this page the use of a 'backtick' is used (one of these `) around parts of the page to allow you see the code.

like this

Comments

You can either use this mechanism to hide some html temporarily or to add comments to be seen by subsequent editors of the page, but which will not appear on the final rendered page.

<! -- write you comment here or hide parts of the from view it you can use multiple rows