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# Notifications

Use Notifications to send in-platform messages to selected users or to the entire platform.

Users can read notifications later if they were offline when the message was sent. The editor supports rich formatting, including headings, lists, images, and tables.

## Notification Types

When creating a notification, choose one of the following styles. These types affect presentation only.

* Primary
* Secondary
* Warning
* Alert
* Danger
* Success

## Creating a Notification

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### Open Notifications

Open **Notifications** from the **Administration** menu.

This page lists sent notifications and shows their content and recipients.
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### Create a new notification

Click **Create Notification**.
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### Fill out the form and send

Complete the form, then click **Send**.

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To send a notification to all users, leave the **Search users** field blank.
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## Rich Text Editor

Use the built-in rich text editor for the message body. Open it by clicking the rich text icon.

The editor supports headings, bold, italics, images, lists, and tables.

Type `/` to open the formatting toolbar for the current cursor location or selected text.

When you are done, click **Save Changes**, then press **Escape** or click outside the editor to close it.

The formatted content appears in the **Message Rich Text** field.


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