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Use of HTML tags within fields, such as 'Remarks' or Rich Text Fields, is allowed depending on the tags used. Here is the List of allowed HTML Tags:
| HTML Tag | Description |
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| <a> | Define a hyperlink |
| <img> | Define an image |
| <strong> | Define important text |
| <em> | Emphasize text |
| <p> | Define a paragraph |
| <h1> | HTML Heading 1 usage |
| <h2> | HTML Heading 2 usage |
| <h3> | HTML Heading 3 usage |
| <h4> | HTML Heading 4 usage |
| <h5> | HTML Heading 5 usage |
| <ul> | Define an unordered list |
| <ol> | Define an ordered list |
| <table> | Define a table |
| <tr> | Define a row in a table |
| <th> | Define a header cell in a table |
| <td> | Define a cell in a table |
If a tag is read by the 'Import' Process or 'API', the tag will be stripped out before the record change is saved. Tags entered into PCR-360 in this manner will impact how the text is displayed. Manually entered tags are interpreted as plain text.
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Use of HTML Tags Some fields within PCR-360 allow Users to input HTML tags to make displaying that information a richer experience for those that are expected to consume it. For more information on HTML tag usage, please see the wiki entry for it. |