Hi, is there a way to set default styles (color, ...) to the different text types (H1, H2, H3 and Text) on page, template and/or document level? I would like to have a defined Style by default in several documents (or in general). According to the text type: It works to go in front of a block and type "/H1", "/H2", "/H3" to define the headline. I think there is no shortcut for normal text. Please add that. I know that I can write the same headline command again to change back from that headline to normal text but I would like to see a default like "/HT" or what ever to switch to text without thinking what headline type is it at the moment. According to your Callouts: Is there a way to set up own templates/styles to that callouts and/or to change also the default styles? The default given once from Coda are nice to start with, but I need to change color and icon every time to match my own style. So it would be great to set them up once and then use them always in the same way. Thanks for your great work
Hi, is there a way to set default styles (color, ...) to the different text types (H1, H2, H3 and Text) on page, template and/or document level?
I would like to have a defined Style by default in several documents (or in general).
According to the text type: It works to go in front of a block and type "/H1", "/H2", "/H3" to define the headline. I think there is no shortcut for normal text. Please add that. I know that I can write the same headline command again to change back from that headline to normal text but I would like to see a default like "/HT" or what ever to switch to text without thinking what headline type is it at the moment.
According to your Callouts: Is there a way to set up own templates/styles to that callouts and/or to change also the default styles?
The default given once from Coda are nice to start with, but I need to change color and icon every time to match my own style. So it would be great to set them up once and then use them always in the same way.
Thanks for your great work
Animated icons are great