User Guide - NetObjects Fusion

Formatting Text
Font style buttons
Alignment buttons
Indent buttons
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The relative settings (-2 to 4) set the font size relative to the site visitor’s default
browser settings.
You can choose the unit for specifying the font size from the drop-down list to
the right of the size field. To change the unit throughout the site, you must edit
the font size setting for the text format in Style view.
6. Click a font style button to assign characteristics—bold, italic, and underline—
to the text.
7. To assign a color other than the SiteStyle color to the text, click the color
sample and select a color from the Color Picker.
8. To highlight text, select the highlight tool to the right of the color sample, and
select a color from the Color Picker.
9. To set left, center, right, or block alignment for the paragraph containing the
selected text, click an alignment button.
10. To indent the paragraph, click an indent button or press Tab. Using this
indenting button nests the selected paragraph under unselected paragraphs. To
nest the paragraph to a deeper level, continue to click the button or press Tab.
Default indenting is set as part of the text’s format style.
You can also assign list formats and text styles to selected text. See “Creating
Bulleted and Numbered Lists” on page 207 and “Working with Text Styles” on
page 200.
Formatting Paragraphs
Using the options in the Object Format dialog, you can set formats for the text in a
paragraph, the paragraph alignment, spacing, margins, indents, paragraph border,
and paragraph background.
When you format paragraphs, type all the text first and then go back and apply the
formatting. If you set formats as you enter the text, new paragraphs inherit the style
of the paragraph before it.
Note: Some options in the Object Format dialog have no effect if text
formatting is set to HTML. These options are marked CSS only in
the following sections. If you apply these options, you see them in