Using text Formatting
Also see: Adding images and setting properties | Creating/adding a link
Formatting makes is possible to style your text based on the design you are currenly using. Please read carefully how to correctly format your text.
Creating text manually
You can write text manually using the editor. After entering all your text place your mouse on the line or paragraph you wisj to format. Please note: do not select or highlight your text. Select the type of formatting from your drop down box.
Copy/Paste text
You may wish to copy text from another source such as internet, your previous website, Word documents etc. In this case you need to properly remove all formatting (<BR> <STRONG> italic etc.) from the source text before pasting it into the editor.
The safest way to do this, is by pasting the text into NOTEPAD first. (Please note: NOT Wordpad)After pasting the text into Notepad, reselect the text from Notepad and paste it into the editor. You are now ready to format the text.
You can also remove formatting by pasting the source text into the editor, selecting the entire text and by clicking on the 'Remove Formatting' button. However, we advise to use the Notpad method.
Sometimes it may be nessesary to remove ENTERS or PAGE BREAKS in order to properly format texts. You have to remove these breaks when you notice that formatting 1 line results in formatting an entire paragraph. In this case place your cursor on the end of a line, press delete in order to remove the ENTER or PAGE BREAK and press ENTER again to place the new ENTER. You are now ready to format the text.
Choose from the following formats:
(Format) Heading1
"Heading1" is used to start a page. Using he Titles correctly enhances page navigation.
(Style) intro
"intro" is used for short introductions just like you are used to see in news papers. These introductions are usually short and catchy. To use this Formatting you need to select the entire paragraph.
(Format) Heading2
"Heading2" is used for subtitles. Use ans many as needed, but be carefull not to use too many and confure the reader.
Example of correct formatting:
This is a "title"
This is an example of a short and catchy introduction. Don't you think this is written in a catchy way? You're still reading this intro, so it must be ;)
This is a "subtitle".
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