Write FAQ answers with Markdown | Voters

It would be great to be able to add a screen shot to FAQ as I often use it to illustrate the steps on how to do something. More like a help page with a supporting image.

June 15, 2020

June 17, 2020

Jerry Tubbs

Would really be helpful to be able to add embedded links to other pages from the FAQ text answers. Would save steps by being able to go directly to the page being addressed within the answer.

Meredith Owens

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Add FAQ Answer Links

Dennis Aldridge

Some of my FAQ answers need links. What I'm doing now to get my links, is to insert a list of links in my page text and make my FAQ answers point to that list.

I presume that if you add the "Write FAQ answers with Markdown" upgrade, then this request becomes unneeded.

March 27, 2020

Meredith Owens

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FAQ screen shot

Jody Leeds

In FAQ I want to add a screen shot as part of a FAQ how to. Is there a way to add a photo or a screen shot? If not, can that be added please?

February 20, 2020

Jamie Durner

I was just writing to say thanks for the FAQ page and also ask for more editing functionality when I say this chain had been opened. In addition to the hyperlink, I would like the ability to do simple editor functions like bold, italic, color, bullets. I also really like the FAQ boxes when the answer can tuck into the question and then just be opened when someone clicks on it. That way there is much less open text for people to sort through.

Meredith Owens

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FAQ Page - The ability to add Hyperlinked text

Jeff Bass

As commented “One important feature that is missing from the new FAQ page is the ability to have hyperlinked text. For example, the Answer part might include, "For more information, click here".

February 10, 2020

February 11, 2020

Louise ONeil-Redd

Another great idea

Jim Tomasetti

I agree with Brad, currently this page is too restrictive. Would also like to have the ability to add images.

Brad Miller

This would be a great enhancement by allowing hyperlink text in the FAQ questions or answers. For example, "For more information, click here". (Currently I use the "general text" page type for FAQs because it allows for hyperlinked text.)

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