Text sent to a CoWork channel supports text formatting using MarkDown. The following table shows the syntax of MarkDown annotations:
Format | Description |
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**bold** | Bold Text |
*italic* | Italic Text |
__underline__ | Text with underline |
~~strikethrough~~ | Text with a strike through |
# Heading 1 | A Heading with the level derived from the number of # symbols |
## Heading 2 |
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### Heading 3 |
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`Command` | Single and multiline code and command blocks. The multiline command requires line breaks. |
``` |
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https://www.mycompany.com | Hyperlink to website |
[My Company](https://www.mycompany.com) | Hyperlink to website with My Company as text |
postmaster@mycompany.com | E-Mail link |
mailto:postmaster@mycompany.com |
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[My Company](mailto:postmaster@mycompany.com) | E-Mail link with My Company as text |
 | Image from a website with alternative text My Image |
* List entry * Sub entry * Sub entry * Sub entry | Unordered list, allowing indentation for sub-levels |
- List entry - Sub entry - Sub entry - Sub entry | Unordered list, allowing indentation for sub-levels |
1. List entry 1. Sub entry 1. Sub entry 1. Sub entry | Ordered list, allowing indentation for sub-levels |
1) List entry 1) Sub entry 1) Sub entry 1) Sub entry | Ordered list, allowing indentation for sub-levels |
[SHIFT ENTER] | Line-Break |
/... | A command to the CoWork bot |
@all, @online | Mentions for all users, online users or specific users and groups |
@group:<groupid>, @user:<userid> |
Tables are derived from the GitHub flavored MarkDown and can be used in the following syntax:
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# Example | Default | Left | Center | Right | |---------|:--------|:-------:|--------:| | a | b | c | d | | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |