How to Make to Text Bold or Italic in Reviews

[Onyinye Onyali]

Okay (i).let me try right.(/I)

[Ndimi Motlhabedi]

This was very helpful. Thanks

[WALULYA SAUL]

bold, bold bold

[Kibabcock]

Thank you for this information. I will definitely give it a try in my next review.

[Keira Becker]

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[Hlologelo V]

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[Hlologelo V]

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[Ochieng Omuodo]

A section of my book review got messed up because I must have somehow misused the codes. Therefore, I just altered the final draft to omit the offending section altogether, but I felt it reduced the quality of my work. What did I do wrong? My original text was as follows:

Schein claims that ‘There has never been another book like this—because it explains how we can fix our nation’s problems and keep us on the right track without Congress having to pass one law.’ Pompous statement, this first one; Of course there have been such books. For example, Werner Neff’s Restore Hope, Thomas E. Peterson’s The Right to Nominate, and Steve Borovay’s Dad, Why Are You Still Talking About Saul Alinsky, He’s Been Dead Since 1972[i/] all cover this area, albeit without negating the utility of Congress. In any case, why would one party need to control both the executive and legislature if things can be changed without Congressional legislation?

It was all ok until the first . Then in between the codes, the text obeyed the commands. But after the last [i/], the text was all italicised up to the end of the review.

[Prerna Raj 2]

It's easy

[Olivia Boatwright]

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[George Henry 1]

italic[i/]

[Zaw Hein]

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[Andualem Guade]

first try.

[Andualem Guade]

Nailed it!

[Andualem Guade]

First I didn't get it by now I'm good at bolding and italics.