When using Rich Text Field, the most common questions are about field differences, image insertion, and text display; this FAQ covers 3 common questions.
FAQ
What is the difference between a Rich Text Field and a text field?
- A Rich Text Field supports formatted content such as bold, italic, links, images, and lists.
- A text field is mainly used for plain text and does not provide the same formatting tools.
- If your content needs hierarchy, emphasis, or mixed text and images, a Rich Text Field is usually the better choice.
How do I insert an image into a Rich Text Field?
- Click the target cell to enter rich text editing mode.
- Use the image-related option in the top toolbar.
- Choose a local image or an online image and insert it at the current cursor position.
Does Rich Text Field support automatic text wrapping?
- Yes. When the content exceeds the cell width, it wraps automatically.
- To view more content, click the cell to open its editing or expanded state.
- For long content, using lists and paragraph breaks can improve readability.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Rich Text Field | A field type that supports formatted text input, including styles, links, images, and lists. |
| Cell | The editing area in a multi-dimensional table where a field value is stored for a record. |
| Indent | A formatting action that adjusts paragraph or list hierarchy, often by using the Tab key. |