Use HTML code to format text in event and email notes
You can use limited HTML code to add formatting to your event notes and the personal message in your calendar email. You can use this text formatting to make key words stand out or your event notes easier to read. The table and list below include the tags that you can use and which attributes are supported for each.
Note This topic assumes that you are experienced with coding HTML for Web pages. If you want to learn more about HTML, you can find many useful resources on the Web.
Supported tags and attributes
In the Event form, HTML tags work only in the Notes section, not in other text-based event fields, such as Description or Location. In the Email Publishing Wizard, you can use these tags in your personal message.
| Tag | Attributes |
|---|---|
| anchor <a> | href ("javascript:" not allowed), target (forced to "_blank"), title |
| paragraph <p> | title, align |
| horizontal rule <hr> | align, noshade, size, width |
| ordered list <ol> | type, start |
| unordered list <ul> | type |
| list item <li> | type, value |
| font <font> | color
(named colors or hexadecimal values) |
Images
You can insert images, such as photos or logos, into event notes. An image you insert appears when visitors click an event to display the event details (on your published calendar or in your email message). Your image must be hosted on a public web server, so that the src attribute points to the URL where the image resides. For example:
<img src="http:///www.trumba.com/images/[someimage.gif]">
Other attributes that you can use with the <img> tag are align, border, height, and width.
Character tags without attributes
- line break <br>
- strong <strong>
- emphasis <em>
- bold <b> (converted to <strong> tag when you publish your calendar)
- italics <i> (converted to <em> tag when you publish)