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Snippets
Editor snippets insert common Markdown formatting without typing the syntax from memory — colored blockquotes, tables, images, and full Compendium blocks.
While editing a page, type a snippet's prefix (below) and accept the suggestion that pops up. If it doesn't appear on its own, press Ctrl+Space (Windows/Linux) or Control+Space (Mac) to bring it up. Most snippets have tab stops — press Tab to jump between the parts you'd want to fill in — and some show a dropdown to pick a class from a list instead of typing it by hand.
These are the same for every project, regardless of theme — but a formatting snippet's class names (.paper, .blue, ...) are only guaranteed to look right under the current 5.5e theme.
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mpx-spell/mpx-item/mpx-monster— a complete inline block, every field with sensible empty defaults. See Managing the Compendium.
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mpx-read— a read-aloud text box. -
mpx-paper— a parchment-style note. -
mpx-flavortext— flavor text. -
mpx-large-quote— a large centered pull-quote. -
mpx-blockquote— a plain blockquote with a bold title.
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mpx-flowchart— a flowchart step (a dropdown picks the plain or linked variant). -
mpx-image— an image, with a dropdown for caption/float/center/full-width. -
mpx-text— a paragraph with alignment (center/left/right). -
mpx-table— a small example table, with a dropdown for color or layout. -
mpx-roll-table— a table pre-formatted to be auto-detected as a roll table. See Roll Tables.
No snippet yet for this one — the classes exist, but you type them by hand: wrap the text in ==...== (color only), **...** (color + bold), or *...* (color + italic), then add a class:
==dripping with venom=={.text-red}
Available colors: text-blue, text-green, text-red, text-orange, text-yellow, text-gray, text-purple, text-teal, text-magenta, text-signature, text-black.
Themes — what each color class actually looks like, and the rest of what a theme controls.