DialogForm Help
  • Getting Started
  • Tutorial
  • Tutorial - Part 2
  • User Guide
    • Creating a flow
    • Duplicating a flow
    • Multiple choice prompts
    • "Multi-select" multiple choice prompts
    • Configuring how choices appear
    • Free-form/Subjective answer prompts
    • Image upload prompts
    • Basic branching and looping
    • Branching and looping with quick responses
    • Simple scoring
    • Advanced scoring
    • Scoring subjective answer prompts
    • How to write Markdown
    • How to add images to Markdown
    • How to add video to a prompt
    • Managing media with Cloudinary
    • Branding
    • Customizing pauses between prompts
    • Using DialogForm with Thinkific
    • Using DialogForm as an LTI tool
    • Using DialogForm with other LMSes
    • Adding a Webhook for notifications
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  1. User Guide

How to write Markdown

Learn how to compose rich-text prompt messages and answers.

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This is how Markdown is defined in Wikipedia.

Markdown is a lightweight markup language for creating formatted text using a plain-text editor.

Using just a few special characters, you can use a plain-text editor to generate formatted text with headings, lists, hyperlinks and more.

DialogForm supports Markdown in prompt messages, answer options and answer quick-responses. Here's an example of how it looks in the editor and in the preview panel:

What To Do

Instructions for all of the syntax that DialogForm supports can be found on the link below. **Please ignore the "Images" and "Linking Images" sections on the page. DialogForm provides its own image uploading and insertion interface.

What Next?

How to add images to Markdown
Basic Syntax | Markdown Guide
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