Mission Briefing HTML tags compatibility

[Jade_Monkey]

Hi all,

One of my big hopes for Korea was an enhanced briefing menu where we could add more details, multiple images and richer HTML.

It seems like so far it's pretty similar to GB. I tried adding some standard HTML tags such as <H1> etc and some of them seem to completely break the interface in the Single mission menu.

@LukeFF, any chance a dev could help us list which HTML tags are compatible? Any way to make a table or anything fancy?

I know the simple ones below are already working:

• <b> bold fonts
• <u> underline
• <br> for break (new line)
• <ul>  unordered list (bullet points)
• <ol> + <li> numbered list

 

I also noticed this might be possible to reference in-game control mappings. Are the actions from the general.actions file?

• <input>all_engines_switch</input>

 

[Juri_JS]

I also found these:

<localize> apparently used for translating airfield names

<m-ft-v> meter/feet converter

<ms-mph-v> meter per second/miles per hour converter

<mmhg-inhg> air pressure converter

<c-f> temperature converter

[Jade_Monkey]

Seems like the HTML tag support has gotten worse compared to GB.

 

Both <UL> and <OL> dont work, will display the initial opening tag, and then when you close it </UL> it will stop rendering anything else after that, cutting the mission description at that point.

<LI> works, but does not need <UL> or <OL> as I mentioned above.

<br> works but regular line breaks using Enter also work, so no need to have both.

 

 

[Stonehouse]

On 7/19/2026 at 2:03 AM, Juri_JS said:

<ms-mph-v> meter per second/miles per hour converter

m/s or mph to knots and meters to nautical miles would be nice to have

[Juri_JS]

Also found this:

<input>escape</input> 

<style style="Style.RichText.Mono"> I guess this allows us to select different fonts and colours 

[Aapje]

In my opinion, there should be a manual for this, supplied with the editor.

[Habu]

I agree, we have a lack of documentation about that, and we still use what we know from Rise of flight, without knowing some features.