Styles

The Styles page allows you to create and manage reusable text styles used in the Text Library and the Editor.
Styles ensure consistent formatting across documents and make it easy to apply predefined typography.

Purpose of Styles

Styles help you:

Maintain consistent formatting across documents
Apply brand guidelines (fonts, colors, alignment)
Reduce manual formatting
Provide easy-to-use styling options for editors
Create a clear text hierarchy (headings, paragraphs, quotes, lists)

Styles Overview

The style list displays:

Style name
Style type
Sample
Created/updated information

Available actions:

Edit – Modify a style
Delete – Remove a style from future use

Search

Use the search field to find styles by name, type, or font family.

View modes

Switch between grid and list view depending on your preference.

Styles overview

Each style is displayed as a card with formatting details and a live sample.

Create a Style

Click + New Style to open the style configuration page.

Create style

Basic settings

Name (required) – Use clear names like Title, Body Text, or Note
Type – Defines the role of the style (e.g., paragraph or heading)

Font settings

Font family

Select the font for the style.

📝 Only supported fonts can be used. Contact your system administrator if needed.
If required, available fonts can be retrieved via API: https://api.webeditor.metaforce.net/Development/getinfo

Text color

Choose a color or use a hex value.
Colors can also be managed in the Colors tab.

Formatting

Set default formatting:

Bold
Italic
Underline

Text alignment

Left
Center
Right
Justified

Preview

A live preview updates as you configure the style, so you can see the result before saving.

Save and use

Click Save Style to make it available in:

The Text Library
The Editor

The style will appear in the Styles dropdown in the editor.

Edit or delete

Edit – Update settings and save
Delete – Remove the style from future use

Changes apply to newly formatted text and may not update existing content automatically.

Best practices

Use short and descriptive names
Keep naming consistent
Avoid creating too many similar styles
Use styles instead of manual formatting
Define heading styles early when building documents
Use the Colors tab to maintain consistency

Text Library
Groups
Table Styles
Colors
Using Styles in the Editor

Groups Table Styles