RichText component reference

RichText component could be used for displaying a string with multiple styles. You could customize the text style of each text segment with a few simple BBCode.

The currently supported tags are: color, size, outline, b, i, u, br, img and on, these tags could also be nested.

For more information about BBCode, please refer to the BBCode format section.

richtext

Click the Add Component button at the bottom of the Properties panel and select richtext from Add Rendering Component to add the richtext component to the node.

The API reference of RichText is here: RichText API.

RichText property

Property Function Explanation
String Text of the RichText, you could use BBcode in the string
Horizontal Align Horizontal alignment
Font Size Font size, in points
Font Custom TTF font of RichText, all the label segment will use the same custom ttf font.
Line Height Line height, in points
Max Width The maximize width of RichText, pass 0 means not limit the maximize width.
Image Atlas The image atlas for the img tag. For each src value in the img tag, there should be a valid spriteFrame in the image atlas.
Handle Touch Event Once checked, the RichText will block all input events (mouse and touch) within the bounding box of the node, preventing the input from penetrating into the underlying node.

BBCode format

Basics

Currently the supported tag list is: size, color, b, i, u, img and on. There are used for customizing the font size, font color, bold, italic, underline, image and click event. Every tag should has a begin tag and an end tag. The tag name and property assignment should be all lower case.

It will check the start tag name, but the end tag name restrict is loose, it only requires a </> tag, the end tags name doesn't matter.

Here is an example of the size and color tag:

<color=green>你好</color>，<size=50>Creator</>

Supported tags

Note: all tag names should be lower case and the property assignment should use = sign.

Name Description Example Note
color Specify the font rendering color, the color value could be a built-in value or a hex value. eg, use #ff0000 for red. <color=#ff0000>Red Text</color> For built-in color, please refer to cc.Color
size Specify the font rendering size, the size should be a integer. <size=30>enlarge me</size>
outline Specify the font outline, you could customize the outline color and width by using the color and width attribute. <outline color=red width=4>A label with outline</outline> If you don't specify the color and width attribute, the default color value is #ffffff and the default width is 1.
b Render text as bold font <b>This text will be rendered as bold</b> The tag name must be lowercase and tag name bold is not supported.
i Render text as italic font <i>This text will be rendered as italic</i> The tag name must be lowercase and tag name italic is not supported.
u Add a underline to the text <u>This text will have a underline</u> The tag name must be lowercase and tag name underline is not supported.
on Specify a event callback to a text node, when you click the node, the callback will be triggered. <on click="handler"> click me! </on> Every valid tag could also add another click event attribute. eg. <size=10 click="handler2">click me</size>
param When the click event is triggered, the value can be obtained in the second parameter of the callback function. <on click="handler" param="test"> click me! </on> Depends on the click event
br Insert a empty line <br/> Note: <br></br> and <br> are both invalid tags.
img Add image emoji support to your RichText. The emoji name should be a valid spriteframe name in the ImageAtlas property. <img src='emoji1' click='handler' /> Note: Only <img src='foo' click='bar' /> is a valid img tag. If you specify a large emoji image, it will scale the sprite height to the line height of the RichText together with the sprite width.

Tags could be nested, the rules is the same as normal HTML tags. For example, the following settings will render a label with font size 30 and color value green.

<size=30><color=green>I'm green</color></size>

is equal to:

<color=green><size=30>I'm green</size></color>

There are two ways to set the color of RichText:

  1. Selected the node and set the overall color of RichText in Node -> Color of the Properties
  2. Use BBCode to set colors on the inside of RichText separately

Note: the two cannot be mixed. If mixed, the color set in the first way will prevail.

Detailed explanation

The RichText component is implemented in the Javascript layer and uses the Label node as the rendering part. All the layout logic goes also in Javascript layer.

This means if you create a very complex RichText which will end up with many label node created under the hook. And all these label node are using system font for rendering.

So, you should avoid mutating the RichText content in your game loop.

And in most cases, please stick to normal Label component, it's more efficient.

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