The styling doesn't have to be individually on each paragraph.Ģ. The Styles > Design > Typography section of containers allows one to set up much of the styling that one wants in the paragraphs* that are, or will be, in that container. I find it helpful to remember the following -ġ. My question is what am I missing? How do I quickly markup a document in SD?
#Use clipmate to copy prel code
The other fix would be to copy the story into a html editor and add the required markup and paste the code into a html element. Select the duplicate icon on the and create as many paragraph as I need, deleting or adding as I go. One inconvenient method would be to create a with the classes and id's and attributes using it as a styled paragraph. Keep in mind that I also have to add classes or id's to each. I now need to add another paragraph and I do what I did on the last time and repeat as often as necessary. I click ctrl-t to go straight in to the newly created tag and write the first bit. So, I start by selecting the canvas () and I click on a paragraph element. It's creative writing so I really don't know in advance how many paragraphs I need. If I copy my story and paste it into a element in SD I will end up with the multiple paragraph separated by elements.
#Use clipmate to copy prel free
For the sake of argument, the text is free from any markup, it's just plain text with carriage returns. Say I've written a story in another application and I want to add it to my web page.
How do you add multiple paragraphs to the canvas? I have a couple of cases.Ĭase 1.
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