The Text Editor is a rich text workspace designed for writing structured, readable, and visually organized content inside Snack Prompt.
The Text Editor is a rich text workspace designed for writing structured, readable, and visually organized content inside Snack Prompt.
Unlike the Prompt Editor, the Text Editor does not execute instructions or generate dynamic forms. Its purpose is to author content, not logic.
It is optimized for documentation, descriptions, long-form text, and human-readable outputs.
What is it?
The Text Editor is a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor that allows users to format text with headings, lists, quotes, emphasis, and highlights.
It focuses on:
Readability
Structure
Visual hierarchy
Core Capabilities
Headings
The editor supports multiple heading levels to create clear structure:
Header 1 (Title)
Header 2 (Section)
Header 3 (Subsection)
Headings automatically appear in the Document Outline, enabling fast navigation.
Lists
The editor supports both list types:
Bullet lists
Numbered lists
Lists are essential for:
Scannability
Step-by-step instructions
Feature breakdowns
Quotes
Blockquotes allow you to highlight:
Important notes
Warnings
Emphasized statements
They visually separate contextual information from the main content.
Text Formatting
Supported inline formatting includes:
Bold
Italic
Strikethrough
Highlight
These tools help emphasize key information without breaking flow.
Reference
Formatting Toolbar
Toolbar
The toolbar provides quick access to:
Headings
Bold / Italic / Strikethrough
Lists (bullet and numeric)
Quotes
Highlight
Inline code and links
All formatting is preserved when content is displayed or reused.
Document Outline
The left-side outline:
Reflects heading structure
Updates automatically
Allows fast section navigation
This is especially useful for long documents.
Rules
Use headings to define structure
Do not use the Text Editor for executable prompts
Do & Don’t
Do
Use for documentation and explanations
Structure content with headings
Optimize for scanning
Don’t
Use dynamic placeholders (#)
Embed execution logic
Treat it as a prompt field
Practical Example
Use cases:
Documentation pages
Elements descriptions
Long-form explanations
Context for AI
The Text Editor ensures content is clear, readable, and maintainable.
