Supported Rich Text Tags

The following table is a quick reference of supported rich text tags. For details, see the main pages for specific tags.

Tag:	Description:	Notes:
<align>	Changes the text's horizontal alignment.
<allcaps>	Converts text to uppercase before rendering.	Functionally identical to <uppercase>.
<alpha>	Changes text opacity.
<b>	Renders text in boldface.
<br>	Forces a line break in text.
<color>	Changes text color or color and opacity.
<cspace>	Changes spacing between characters.
<font>	Changes text font and, optionally, material.
<font-weight>	Changes the text's font weight to any of the weights defined in the font Asset.
<gradient>	Applies a gradient preset to text.
<i>	Renders text in italics.
<indent>	Indents all text between the tag and the next hard line break.
<line-height>	Modifies the line height relative to the default line height specified in the font Asset.
<line-indent>	Indents the first line after every hard line break.	New lines created by word-wrapping are not indented.
<link>	Specifies a link ID for a text segment.
<lowercase>	Converts text to lowercase before rendering.
<margin>	Gives the text horizontal margins.	You can set margins for both sides together or each side individually
<mark>	Highlights the text with a colored overlay.	The overlay must be translucent (alpha less than 1) for the text to show through.
<mspace>	Renders the text as monospace.
<nobr>	Keeps a segment of text together.
<noparse>	Prevents parsing of text that TextMesh Pro would normally interpret as rich text tags.
<page>	Adds a page break to the text.	The text's Overflow mode must be set to Page for page breaks to work.
<pos>	Sets the horizontal caret position on the current line.
<rotate>	Rotates each character about its center.
<s>	Renders a line across the text.
<size>	Adjusts the font size for a specified portion of the text.
<smallcaps>	Converts text to uppercase before rendering.
<space>	Adds a horizontal offset between itself and the rest of the text.
<sprite>	Adds a sprite to the text.	By default, TextMesh Pro looks in the default sprite assets, but you can use tag attributes to retrieve sprites from other assets.
<strikethrough>	Draws a line slightly above the baseline so it crosses out the text.
<style>	Applies a custom style to the text.
<sub>	Converts the text to subscript.
<sup>	Converts the test to superscript.
<u>	Draws a line slightly below the baseline to underline the text.
<uppercase>	Converts text to uppercase before rendering.	Functionally identical to <allcaps>.
<voffset>	Gives the baseline a vertical offset.
<width>	Changes the horizontal size of text area.