Wire supports markdown on all platforms.
On all platforms:
In order to display italic, bold, or parts of code, it is possible to use the following syntax to format some text inside any conversation on Wire:
Markdown used | Displayed as |
_some text_ | some text |
*some text* | some text |
**some text** | some text |
_**some text**_ | some text |
`some text` | ![]() |
```code snippet``` |
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[Wire](www.wire.com) |
Wire |
[Conversation](wire://conversation/conversation-id)
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Link to a conversation |
[Name](wire://user/user-id) |
Link to a contact´s profile |
# Heading
Note: If you want to start a line with "#" without that line being a heading, you need to "escape" the symbol with a backslash, like this: "\#" |
Heading
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Additionally on iOS:
Inside a conversation, tap to activate markdown, then tap one of the following:
= Heading; long press to reveal other header sizes
= Bold
= Italics
= Numbered list
= List
= Code
- # H1, ## H2, ### H3 syntax to create headers of various sizes
- Start a line with a number followed by a period and at least one space to create a numbered list (eg: "1. Buy milk")
- Start a line with either "-", "+", "*", or "• ", followed by at least one space, to create a bullet list (eg: "- Buy milk")
- Convert text to a link by using the syntax "[link title](link url)". Eg, "[tap me!](www.wire.com)" will display "tap me!" as a link, which when tapped, will direct you to the wire homepage. Note, for security reasons, this will only work if the link title is not a url, and the link url is valid.
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