Create a Markdown-enabled Custom Field
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Since it is impossible for a Jira Cloud's app to create its own custom field type, Markin provides Markdown Editor for fields of Jira Cloud’s built-in types. This gives you important benefits:
All Markdown data is stored securely in your Jira Cloud the same way other Jira data is stored. Your data will never be stored on our site.
Search, JQL, export, API, email notifications, and other field-related utilities will work the same way other fields work.
Please follow the instructions below to create a Markdown-enabled custom field.
Create a new custom field of type Paragraph (supports rich text). Configure the custom field (name, description, screens) normally. The renderer must be Default Text Renderer.
Create a new custom field of type Text Field (multi-line). Configure the custom field (name, description, screens) normally.
Create a custom field of type Paragraph.
Go to the Project Settings page of the corresponding project. Select Markdown Fields under the Apps menu. In the configuration page, select the field created in Step 1 along with all issue types in which you want it to appear as Markdown content.
Optionally you can turn on/off highlighting Gherkin keywords.
Create an issue for testing. Click on the More Options (three-dots) button. You should see the Markdown Fields section. The fields configured in the above steps should be displayed in the section.
Click on the fields inside the Markdown Fields panel to edit the content.
DO NOT edit the fields using Jira's built-in editors outside the Markdown FIelds panel.
If your project is company-managed (formerly classic), you can also hide the original field editor. Please see the instructions here https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/configure-field-layout-in-the-issue-view/#Configurefieldlayoutintheissueview-Hiddenfields.
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To disable the feature, please click on the Configure button on the Jira Plugin Manager page.
