Papyrus Author comes with a complete set of templates for headings. They are used internally by Papyrus Author for pictures, tables, quotes, and the table of contents.Ĭhapter Heading and Running-Text Templates The rest of the style templates are normally invisible. You will find style templates for 4th and 5th level headings as well. These are identical to those you will find in MS Word.Īdditional style templates for lists can be found here, also with a second numbering level. Here are style templates for “single,” “one-and-a-half,” and “double” spacing. To see all the style templates, select “show all.” In order to keep this drop-down list from becoming too disorderly, normally only the “ selected” style templates are shown. However, there are more ready-made style templates that can be found at the bottom of the drop-down list. These are the “normal” style templates, which, for most writers, will be more than enough for a lifetime of writing. For a numbered list, you have the “numbered” icon.Ī list of the icons available for style templates can be found in the dialog “ Style → References.” Here you will also learn how to assign an icon to a style template you have created. You have an icon for “bullets”, which can be used for an unnumbered list. There are other icons for additional style templates: The style template for running text is “Standard”. The templates for normal titles are “Heading” also for “Heading Centered,” numbered headings and “Chapter Heading” for books or “Heading 1” through “Heading 4” for office texts. You can access all styles by clicking on the icon in the toolbar, which will open the Style dialog. The name of a style that only includes text style and no paragraph formatting will be followed by the word “(text).” The running text which makes up most of your main text, will normally have the style “Standard.” This includes settings for the font, size, bold, italics, etc. Second is the area for the text attributes. These include additional settings for spacing above and below the paragraph, a setting to “start on new page” (useful for chapter headings), and other options, such as grouping lines so a page break does not interrupt a paragraph. The style will also save the settings from the “ Advanced Paragraph Formatting” dialog. This area of text will be assigned this style until you change it again.įirst is the paragraph format, which includes the margins, alignments, line height, tabs, indention, and numbered or bulleted lists. Then select a style template in the drop-down menu of the toolbar and your text, either the paragraph or the selected area, will appear in this format. How to use a pre-made style: Select an area of text or place your cursor in the paragraph to which you would like to apply the style.
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