When you want to add a layout to published job orders by use of bulletpoints, bold of italics, you might have to change Carerix from a Text coding to HTML coding setting. These days Carerix is delivered with a HTML layout, but for older versions of Carerix, the administrator needs to make the change. After the admin has set the settings accordingly, you can change per medium whether you want to use Text or HTML layout.
Note:
We assume that you're using the newest version of CxPortal
Request your webbuilder to implement this. You can find instructions on the Development Wiki - CxPortal code.
Method
Set HTML coding
Log in as Administrator
'Maintenance' | 'Settings' | 'Attribute and field settings'
Change the text in the "htmlInPublicationTexts" to "YES"
Save your changes
Per Medium
Log in as Administrator
Go to 'Maintenance' | 'Media'
Tick the box Publish as HTML
Click [Save]
Repeat step 3 and 4 for every medium
Example of HTML coding
Go to 'Files' | 'Job orders'
Open a 'Job order'
Click on Publication texts-Tab
Fill in the publication text boxes with HTML coding as follows:
<html> <head> <style>p {font:arial;}</style> </head> <body> <p>Hello <b>world</b>.</p> </body> </html> Het result will be:
Hello world.
5. Click [Save]
If you are now familiar with HTML codes, please use the HTML editor.
Please note
Never copy and paste your texts directly from Microsoft Word. Word gives certain layout codes to the text that will override the Carerix HTML layout. Instead, use the "Paste as plain text" icon above the text box, or paste the tekst in Notepad first before you copy and paste it once more in Carerix.
Do not use punctuation in publication titles; your website will give an error.
Example:
(Sr.) Consultant Real Estate has to be (Sr) Consultant Real Estate
Create layout for Publication texts with Text coding ("markdown")
NB:
You only use this option when you do not want or can use standard HTML layout.
At the implementation the field "htmlInPublicationTexts" will feature the code "YES".
This way you cannot use HTML codes in your text.
Your web builder can change the so-called "markdown" formatting.
For layout of pyblications you will then use the text coding below:
List
Start every element in a list with an asterisk and a space.
* line 1 * line 2
Bold
Place the text between double asterisks :
**bold text**
Italic
Place the text between single asterisk or underscores:
*italic text* _italic text_
SubheaderPlace the text after 5 hashes:
###### sub header
____
Labels: UD-296