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I have a word, elephant, and I want to emphasise phant. I want it to look like:
elephant
But instead it looks like:
ele*phant*
If I add a whitespace character: ele *phant*, then it looks like:
ele phant
Any idea how to make this work without adding a whitespace character?
Hello Mards,
I use this workaround:
ele{color}*phant*{color}
Regards
Charles
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Unfortunately, in the default JIRA wiki editor, I don't believe you can bold part of a word. If this is a critical feature for you, there are different editors available i nthe marketplace.
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How can I mark this as answered? I can't seem to find the button in the new layout.
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Using zero-width space might be easier than with paramless color block:
*Test*​ing
Gives part of the word in bold.
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You can just highlight the word and do CTRL+B
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