
Bold, italic, subscript, and superscript
These options will format your text, similar to a Word document.
The What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get (WYSIWYG) text editor gives you the ability to format your content and add links/media. This text editor is available on the Body field, the Rich Text paragraph, and other paragraphs with Rich Text fields.
These options will format your text, similar to a Word document.
Links to internal or external paths can be added with the link button. Highlight the text you wish to make into a link and click the link button. A separate configuration window will load. You can edit an existing link by placing the cursor on the link and clicking the link button. To unlink text, highlight or place your cursor inside the link and click the link button to open additional options that will allow you to unlink the text.
There are two types of lists you can create. Unordered (bullet points) and ordered (numbered).
To align text, highlight the paragraph or text you wish to align, then select an alignment from this dropdown.
To pull a selection of text out into a styled block quote, highlight the text you wish to make into a block quote and click the Block Quote icon.
Use this icon to insert a horizontal divider line between paragraphs of text.
To insert an image, video, or audio file, click this icon. A separate window will pop up. Follow the prompts to upload a new media file or insert an existing file.
Choose an option from the dropdown menu to format your text. You can choose headings H2-H6. Be sure use headlines semantically and not out of order.
Used to style buttons. First, create a link. Then, select you link and click 'Styles' to open the dropdown menu. Select a button style to apply to your link.
Click on the Table dropdown, then select the number of rows and columns to insert your table
This button toggles between the WYSIWYG view and the source code. Advanced users only. Requires some knowledge of HTML.
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