There are a few different places you can use HTML in Sawyer! Some of these are form fields, activity descriptions, access instructions for online classes, notes to parents, notes for order confirmation at the activity level and in your Settings. This also can be applied in membership plan descriptions and party descriptions.
Follow the steps below to learn how to add italicized text, paragraph breaks or links.
How to italicize text:
- Add your text without HTML
- Surround just the word or words that you want to be italicized with <em> and </em>
Example:
Let’s say your text is this:
This dance class is for aspiring hip-hop stars.
But you want it to look like this:
This dance class is for aspiring hip-hop stars.
Then you should write it like this:
This dance class is for aspiring hip-hop <em>stars</em>.
How to add a paragraph:
- Add your text without HTML
- Surround each separate paragraph with <p> and </p>
Example:
Let’s say your text is this:
Photo Release Do you give permission for your student’s picture to be taken and used on our website? This is a prerequisite for participation in our programs.
But you want it to look like this:
Photo Release
Do you give permission for your student’s picture to be taken and used on our website?
This is a prerequisite for participation in our programs.
Then you should write it like this:
<p>Photo Release</p>
<p> Do you give permission for your student's picture to be taken and used on our website </p>
<p><em>This is a prerequisite for participation in our programs.</em></p>
How to add a hyperlink:
- Add your text without HTML
- Follow this format: <a href="ADD URL HERE"target="_blank">ADD THE WORDS YOU WANT TO BE CLICKABLE HERE</a>
- NOTE: In order for your URL to work, it must include https:///www.
Example:
Let’s say your question is this:
Make sure to read our terms and conditions!
But you want it to look like this:
Make sure to read our terms and conditions!
Then you should write it like this:
Make sure to read our <a href="https://www.hisawyer.com/terms" target="_blank">our terms and conditions!</a>
Note: The above three examples are not the only basic HTML that work on Sawyer