Rich text property

Use a Rich text property to create texts that include formatting such as bold, underline, italics, font size and colors.

IDs should not contain special characters such as ) ( . * } { + < > [ ] etc.

General

Name - the name "Rich text property" is generated automatically, but we recommend giving the property a different name
Description - an optional text describing the property

Configuration

Category - the category in the object's configuration in which the property should be placed; change the property's placement in the configuration dialog by changing this value. Default is "General". E.g. by changing the value to "Configuration" the property will be grouped with the other properties under Configuration.
Overridden column name in table - an alternative, shorter property name to be used in column headings; if this property has a value, it will use this as the column header in tables.

Name changes made here will not affect token tags for the property.
Display in tables as - how the property should be displayed in the table when there isn't enough room
- Full text - the text shows in its full length on a single line
- Wrapped - the text shows in multiple lines if there is not enough space on one line
- Truncated - the text is cut off with '...' if there is not enough space to show the full text. Full text is shown on mouse over.
Properties that are never shown in tables or that cannot be truncated or wrapped, such as dates, statuses, icons, numbers, and progress, do not have this option. They will always be shown in full text.

Features

Features - select how the object should appear on the web:
- Visible
- Not visible
- Visible when value

Web editability

Editable on web - whether users who are not administrators should have access to edit the property on the web page; choose between
- Restricted - the property will not be visible for non-administrators
- Unrestricted - the property can be edited by users who are not administrators
Users who are to be able to edit properties on the web page must be given Property access in addition to Web access in Users and Groups, and they must also be mapped with the Full access profile to the scorecard where the objects they should be able to edit are located.

Information

Information - enter helpful text for users who view the object that includes this property on Web. For example, a note on how to input data in that property field for the object.

Click the Lookup () icon and enter the text.

The property supports both plain and rich text.

For Corporater BMP to display text that's specific to the object, add a text property to the object and then include a tag that references that property in the Information property. For example, a myInfo property and a ${this.object.myInfo} tag in Information.

Corporater BMP attaches an Info icon to the property on Web. The icon is visible for the property as follows:

When a user clicks the icon, your text displays in a collapsible Info section.
- On the Edit page for the object that includes the property.
- On the Add page for the object that includes the property.
- In the inline editing mode of a description view for the object that includes the property.
When a user clicks the icon, your text displays in a collapsible Info section.

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