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Basic formatting tags allow you to apply bold, italic, underlined, and strike-through attributes to a text range.
Sub- and superscript markup tags allow you to display the target text range in a smaller font size below or above the base text line, respectively.
BACKCOLOR and COLOR tags allow you to change background and font colors of the target text range. Both tags allow you to specify the required color by its name or hexadecimal value in the HTML format.
The URL tag adds a hyperlink to text as demonstrated in the syntax example below. A click on a hyperlink displays its target in a new tab of the default system browser or invokes the default mail client.
Font attribute tags allow you to change typeface and size of the font used to display the target text range. To change font and background colors, use COLOR tags. When specifying a colour, eliminate the cl and clWeb prefix from the name. For example, clRed becomes Red and clWebDarkRed becomes DarkRed.
The NOPARSE tag allows you to ignore nested markup and display content as is.