Forum Discussion

Tyrone2's avatar
Tyrone2
Occasional Contributor
4 months ago
Solved

Format a Secure Note to include BOLD TEXT

I'm in the minority when it comes to notes. I want to ADD bold text, not remove it.  As a new user with a steep learning curve, I'm not using all the capabilities of 1 Password, but enough to make...
family
windows
  • Tyrone2's avatar
    Tyrone2
    4 months ago

    I have solved the mystery. (I think!) Markdown on Windows 11 desktop is only enabled in the first white field of a secure note. "The text here says: add any notes about this item here." I've filled it green. 

    For additional notes which contain filters such as text, URL etc.; these do not support markdown. I've shown it with a green arrow. I'm happy now. 

    Should there be more nuance or information. I'm all ears. 

     

1P_SimonH's avatar
1P_SimonH
Icon for Community Manager rankCommunity Manager
4 months ago

Thanks for the assist, AJCxZ0!

Tyrone2, if you'd like, I can also submit a feature request for additional formatting functionality for secure notes. Just let me know!

Tyrone2's avatar
Tyrone2
Occasional Contributor
4 months ago

1P_SimonH​ 

I experimented per AJCxZ0​  suggestions and ended up with no functionality. This is curious because the way I discovered words in Notes COULD be bold was by accident. Therefore, I knew I had to find a way to repeat it.

Asterisk asterisk phone number asterisk, asterisk just showed everything as is. I'm not putting in the sign because here, it works GREAT! 

The point is: for those of us who want just a little ability to make certain items stand out from a lot of text, it would be very helpful. It took me about a year to be convinced to use 1Password, and another year to scratch the surface of the functions. Using it as a repository for log ins, notes has made a significant improvement in my digital life. Now I can't imagine being without it. 

Thanks for the support.