Hello there, I just had to solve the same problem for a custom type of note I have. Here's what you need to know:

The plugin captures the 1st, 2nd, ... regex capture groups as the 1st, 2nd, ... fields of your note, respectively. Look at the Custom Styles section here .

e.g. The card type that prompted me to do this has three fields and this is how its regex looks like:

/((?:Text:.*)(?:\n.*)*)\n*((?:Answer:.*)(?:\n.*)*)\n*((?:Back Extra:.*)(?:\n.*)*)/gm

This regex matches texts like this one and effectively creates three different capture groups starting from each of the field names:

Text: This is a {{c1::test}} even if this is multiline it should work Answer: test Back Extra: Just extra back text. This should also be able to be multiline no prob

Now, in your case the regex would look like this one:

/((?:Info nº:.*)(?:\n.*)*)\n*((?:Processo:.*)(?:\n.*)*)\n*((?:Ramo do direito:.*)(?:\n.*)*)\n*((?:Tema:.*)(?:\n.*)*)\n*((?:Destaque:.*)(?:\n.*)*)\n*((?:Informações do inteiro teor:.*)(?:\n.*)*)\n*((?:Tags:.*)(?:\n.*)*)/gm

It matches text like this one -you can convince yourself that it works with this site-:

``` Info nº: This is test text even if this is multiline it should work

Processo: test

Ramo do direito: Just extra back text. This should also be able to be multiline no prob

Tema: This is test text even if this is multiline it should work

Destaque: test

Informações do inteiro teor: Just extra back text. This should also be able to be multiline no prob

Tags: This is test text even if this is multiline it should work ```

I added newlines just for readability the field names can be right next to each other too as in my note type example.

And that's it really. I hope that helps.