You can change the font using this menu, which offers around thirty options. Note the inclusion of the Open Dyslexic font, specifically designed for individuals with dyslexia. If you change the default font, you can easily switch back to it as it is located at the top of the options list.
You can change the text size either by selecting one of the available sizes or by entering the size you want.
Some template pages feature text columns. When your text reaches the end of a column, it automatically continues in the next one. This functionality is limited to the same page, whether it’s a single or double page. When the text reaches the end of the last column on a page, it does not continue in […]
The footer is a unique text area for two reasons:
Two types of lists are available: bullet and numbered. Note that for bullet lists, the bullet points—whose shape cannot be altered—may change color depending on the page palette you’ve selected, adding more graphic personality to the page.
These features allow you to either step back word by word to the initial state of your text or step forward word by word to its most recent state.
Line spacing is the distance between lines of text. The default line spacing is set by the template. Other available options include single spacing, and then “1.25”, “1.5”, and “2” line spacing.
For an internal link, hover near the right corner of the dropdown menu, and the option to remove it will appear. For an external link, simply clear the input field.
This feature allows you to insert two types of links:
Currently, the software only allows the insertion of non-breaking spaces. If you wish to insert other special characters, you can simply copy and paste them from elsewhere.
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