Included in your site's text editor are a variety of pre-built styles and templates that will help you create great-looking content. There are also tools available to give you even more control over your content. This article discusses a few of the options available.
Content Templates
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To get started with content templates, insert your cursor in the place you want your content to go.
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Next, click the (
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The dialog that comes up provides a list of different starter templates available.
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Choose your preference to get a content layout to get you started.
Note that "Replace actual contents" will remove all content on the page.
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Replace any starter text, double-click on placeholder images to replace them, or begin typing what you want into the new area.
Styling Adjustments
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To get started, select the text you want to style.
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Click the styles button to see the pre-set styles.
- Block styles apply to a whole block of text.
- Container styles will wrap the text in a styled container.
- Inline styles apply to a small selection of text.
- Link styles apply to links you select.
- Image styles apply to images you select.
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Choosing a style will affect that text, text block, link, or image.
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You can also use the text styles to make individual adjustments.
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are your basic styles.
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can be used to change the text color and background color.
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allows selection of a different font. Keep in mind that not all fonts will display the same on all devices due to font availability and rendering differences.
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allows the size of the font to be changed. Keep in mind that excessive font size may cause display issues on phone-sized devices.
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line-height of the text to be changed for more space between text lines.
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allows the spacing between letters to be extended for a stylistic effect. Keep in mind excessive letter spacing may cause display issues on phone-sized devices.
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Combine styles for unique designs.