○ Content type - Text (Content Converter)
This article contains information about the Content Converter. This is an external tool that can convert aNewSpring content to Word and vice versa. More information about the Content Converter can be found on this page.
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When content is not specified with a tag the tool interprets it as a text block. So no tags are needed to add a block of text.
Text blocks support most of what is available in the aNewSpring text editor:
Font styling
The text editor supports bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, subscript and superscript text and text alignment (left, center and right).
All other styling like font face, font size, font colour and text marking will be ignored by the Converter.
To apply the formatting 'Paragraph' to your text, you can make use of the tag [p] at the beginning of a paragraph.
By using this tag the formatting 'Paragraph' will be applied to the text in your content part.
Headings
You can use tags if you want to add headings to your text. You have to specify the level of heading by adding a [h1]
, [h2]
or [h3]
tag in front of your heading.
These tags must be used for content parts and question to specify the level of the heading.
Example:
[h1]
This is a heading level 1 (Heading 1)
You can only add heading styles to plain text that may be bold, italic, through-printed or underlined. If you add headings to text in other formats such as lists and tables, you will not see this in aNewSpring after conversion.
Lists
The text editor supports numeric and bulleted lists. You can apply these directly in your Word document. Lists can be nested up to 4 levels.
Other list styles can be applied in Word but the result in aNewSpring will always be numeric or bullet lists.
Links to a file
You can link to files by adding a hyperlink to the text. The hyperlink should contain the path where the file is present in the .zip folder.
Hyperlinks
Links to other webpages can be added directly in Word with a hyperlink.
Links to other content parts
To link to other content parts (no questions!) add a hyperlink to your text. The hyperlink should start with id: followed by the ID of the content part you want to link to.
Example:
id:ID_of_contentpart
Images
When you add an image without the [image]
tag, this image will be added inside the text block.
Tables
Tables can be created directly in Word. The converter will transform tables to a HTML content type instead of a text block.
What can be added to a table?
- Normal text
- Font styling
- Links to a file
- Hyperlinks
- Link to other content parts
What cannot be added to a table?
- Headings
- Lists
- Images
- Tables