Here's a quick rundown:Īlternative to adding the markdown into the macros, you can sometimes add the markdown to your Character Attributes, so you can have a universal macro, and make individual adjustment to to how you want each output to look like.
We don't support the entire breadth of everything Markdown can do (like headers), but rather just basic formatting. You can use basic Markdown syntax in your text chat messages. Markdown is available to let you bold, italic, bold-italic, create a hyperlinks, or include even an image in your macros and text as they appear in the q Text Chat. Multiline Chat messages using Triple Brackets (Forum) - Keith.link to open a Compendium page from chat (Forum).Hypertext Macro to Open a Linked Character Sheet Hypertext Macro to Open a Linked Character Sheet (Forum) - Vince.How to use HTML Styles in chat (Forum) - Oosh.If you hyperlink to to a i Compendium page, it will open up inside Roll20 when clicked. You can use common Markdown to format you text, and to even create hyperlinks in text shown in the chat. This is both for Players and Gamemasters who are just writing their own custom rolls or macros to be used in their game, as well as those who build Character Sheets and are creating/editing Roll Buttons for their sheets. This is meant to serve as a comprehensive guide & starting point for figuring out how the q Text Chat, Dice Rolling, Macros and related things work and interact with each-other, to find the documentation for each, and to list everything you can write/make appear in the q Text Chat. Specific Use Questions & Macros (Forum).
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