Introduction
Arial Regular 12 pt, black.
That might be the default, when you open your favourite text editor, or CHILI publisher.
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Paragraph Styles
Character Styles
Locally overruled settings
Hierarchy
These 3 types of styles, follow a hierarchy.
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1. Paragraph style
A basic setup would include you define a Paragraph Style. This style is applied for the text from start to the new-line character. “¶”
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You can apply the style by clicking somewhere in the paragraph, and choosing the Paragraph Style. It will be applied to the whole paragraph, regardless of your selection.
2. Character styles
For Character styles, you need to select a portion of text. (full words, partial words, several words & spaces, …)
3. Locally overruled setting
Next to applying pre-define styles (paragraph- or character style), you cal select a portion of the text, an locally overrule the applied styles.
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Overruling
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or Overriding
Overruling (or overriding) a setting style means that you replace the current applied settings with the new.
This can be done with another (character) style, or by changing the settings that are available in the text ruler.
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How this ruler look, might differ from the settings you have applied
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In the picture above, you see the default settings, and 2 defined styles.
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Behind the scenes, the styling is split in 3 parts. There is the first part with Style 1, a second part with Style 2, and a third part (again) with Style 1.
The result
In the end, each character has 1 style to comply to.
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Important: styles will not inherit. Nesting does not work in applying styles. Every character will have only 1 style. (one of the three above) |
Overruling
How?
You can overrule Paragraph styles with both Character styles, and local overrides.
What happens when you overrule?
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Concept
Apply styles
Correct styles
Challenges
(no) Nested styles
Overrules will be split
<c1>aemfkj amlkfj qsmdlkfj mqsdlkfj sqmdlfjk </c1>
<c1>aemfkj amlkfj <c2>qsmdlkfj</c2> mqsdlkfj sqmdlfjk </c1>
<c1>aemfkj amlkfj </c1><c2>qsmdlkfj</c2><c1>mqsdlkfj sqmdlfjk </c1>
STV
Nesting, in STV
IssuesThis means, that the middle part of tekst will be red, but will fall back to the default font and font-size.