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title: Display Text on a Flexcard
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description: Keep your user informed by displaying text that combines plain text and merge fields. Format the final rendering by using a rich text editor.
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# Display Text on a Flexcard

Keep your user informed by displaying text that combines plain text and merge fields. Format the final rendering by using a rich text editor.

1. From the App Launcher, find and select **Flexcards**.
2. Expand a Flexcard and select a version.
3. If needed, deactivate the Flexcard for editing the Flexcard.
4. Drag the **Text** element from the element panel to the canvas.
    
    Omnistudio uses the TinyMCE editor by default. If needed, you can enable Lightning Rich Text Editor. See [Differences Between Lightning and TinyMCE Rich Text Editors](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=xcloud.os_differences_between_lightning_and_tinymce_rich_text_editors.htm&release=264.0.0&type=5 "Omnistudio integrates the TinyMCE editor in the standard designer and managed package designer. However, you can switch to Lightning Rich Text Editor, if needed. Review the key differences between these editors. Before implementing any use cases with the Lighting Rich Text Editor, contact Salesforce Customer Support.") and [Enable Lightning Rich Text Editor in Omniscripts and Flexcards](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=xcloud.os_enable_lightning_rich_text_editor.htm&release=264.0.0&type=5 "Omnistudio uses the TinyMCE editor by default in both Omniscripts and Flexcards. You can switch to Lightning Rich Text Editor, if needed.").
5. Enter content and div tags as needed:
    1. Enter plain text.
    2. Select fields or enter the field name in the {field name} format, such as `{Type}`.
    3. Enter custom labels in the {Label.customLabelName} format. For example, to add a custom label for AccountName, enter `{Label.AccountName}`.
    4. Enter a context variable as a merge field.
        
        For example, to add the logged-in user’s profile name, enter `{User.userProfileName}`. The rendered User global context variable is visible at run time only, such as when you preview or publish the Flexcard.
    5. To add a CSS class at the paragraph level, select a class from the Div picklist.
    6. Apply more formatting as needed.