Here you’ll find a showcase of all the markup tags and heading formatting we use. AND:

• How they show up online
• How you will write them in your writing application

Note:

To make the tags work they are placed between square brackets ‘[…]’

Each tag has an opening tag ‘[…]’ and a closing tag ‘[/…]’

HOWEVER

To show how you will write them in your writing application, I’ve changed the square brackets for these guys ‘{ }’ (braces)

You will still write it in your writing application with square brackets though ‘[…]’

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Ait?

Let’s roll straight in:

 

 

This is heading 1 (not used)

Heading 1

This is heading 2 (used for all sub-headers pretty much)

Heading 2

This is heading 3 (used for pro tips/notes/one-liners, a sub-sub-header to break multi-part tips)

Heading 3

This is heading 4 (no use for yet)

Heading 4

This is heading 5 (just wanted to see how it looks)

Heading 5

This is heading 6 (same spiel)

Heading 6

Preformatted text (wtf is that)

Normal body text

 

Normal bullets

Used for anything that could be in a list.

How normal bullet points will show up:

• 1
• 2
• 3

 

optin tag

A standard text for people to leave their email and download the Transformation package.

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How it will look in your writing application:

{optin}

 

 

t tag

Used fro pro tips.

Within these Pro tips you can use other tags if necessary. Images are also possible. It just provides a black box around the text

How it will look in your writing application:

{t}

Pro tip:

Something interesting if you wanna go clubbing…

Wear shoes!

Note how Pro tip is written and that it uses Heading 3

{/t}

 

d tag

Same with the t-tag except used for different things than a pro tip (note, warning, tip, advice…you name it)

How it will look in your writing application:

{d}

Note:

Wanna have a 5-star fancy date at the Skylounge in Amsterdam. without having sacrifice a kidney?

Order a pot of tea. This includes free refil and some lovely sweets for you two to enjoy

{/d}

 

qf, qm, cf, cm tag

Used to represent spoken and send lines by men and women:

How it will look in your writing application:

{qf} “This represents a spoken line by a woman. Format the text like this (italic and double apostrophe)” {/qf}

{qm} “This represents a spoken line by a man. Format the text like this (italic and double apostrophe)” {/qm}

{cf} This represents a spoken line by a man. Format the text like this (NO italic and NO apostrophe) {/cf}

{cm} This represents a spoken line by a man. Format the text like this (NO italic and NO apostrophe) {/cm}

 

quote, author tag

Used to represent quotes by famous people. But also thoughts that the reader might have.

How it will look in your writing application:

{quote} “How we format quotes (note the apostrophes, also note the shift-enter (rulebreak) for the author)”
{author} – Yoda {/author}{/quote}

Often we write things that are supposed to be the thoughts of the reader. Do it like this:

{quote} “How we format quotes (note the apostrophes, also note the shift-enter (rulebreak) for the author)” {/quote}

 

Fancy bullet lists tags

Used for example when reviewing features of Tinder or dating apps.

But also maybe certain compliments girls like or dislike

How it will look in your writing application:

{bullets+}

• This is something good
• This is also something good
• This is the 3rd thing that is good

{/bullets+}

{bullets-}

• This is something wrong
• This is also something wrong / bad

{/bullets-}

Note: it becomes two tight lists next to eachother if you immediately follow up the [/bullets+] tag with a [bullets-] tag

If you add an empty paragraph or something else to break up both lists, it will show like this:

 

Break

How it will look in your writing application:

{bullets+}

• This is something good
• This is also something good
• This is the 3rd thing that is good

{/bullets+}

 

{bullets-}

• This is something wrong
• This is also something wrong / bad

{/bullets-}

 

Other way of formatting bullets:

How it will look in your writing application:

{br}

• This is something good
• This is something good

{/br}

{bw}

• This is something wrong
• This is something wrong

{/bw}

Same here with breaking up both lists so they don’t show next to eachother but below each other

Break

How it will look in your writing application:

{br}

• This is something good
• This is something good

{/br}

Break

{bw}

• This is something wrong
• This is something wrong

{/bw}

 

bio tag

If you need to write a custom bio of a dating profile and can’t get a real image.

How it will look in your writing application:

{bio}

This is a lovely bio of a girl

I like men with beards. xxx

{/bio}

 

 

Work in progress…

[longquote] Is this working? [/longquote]

[LONGQUOTE] Is this working? [/LONGQUOTE]

[l] Is this working?

[L] Is this working?

 

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