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Storyline 360: Using the Font Formatting Options

The text editor in Storyline 360 gives you complete control over text formatting and placement. In this user guide , we'll explore the font formatting features. For paragraph formatting options (alignment and spacing), see this user guide.

Working with the Font Tools

Select the text you want to edit, then go to the Home tab on the Storyline ribbon and use the Font formatting options.

Here are some tips for working with the font tools:

  • Hover over the buttons in the Font group to see their functions.
  • You can apply formatting to an entire text box, or to a single word or paragraph in the text box. To quickly select a word, just double-click it. To select a paragraph, triple-click any word in the paragraph.
  • You can select multiple text boxes on a slide and format them all at once. Use Shift+click or Ctrl+click to select more than one text box, or click and drag around multiple text boxes. Then choose your formatting options.
  • Use text styles for a consistent design throughout your course.
  • Read this article to learn more about selecting colors for your font.
  • For even more control over your text, right-click the text box, choose Format Shape, then select the Text Box tab on the left side of the window that appears. Learn more about formatting text boxes here.

Using the Font Window

Many of the same formatting tools on the ribbon (see above) can also be found on the Font window. Just select the text you want to edit, then click the arrow in the lower right corner of the Font group on the ribbon.

The following window will open where you can edit several font attributes.

Using Keyboard Shortcuts

Use these shortcuts for common tasks to work even faster.

Keys

Function

Ctrl+A

Select all

Ctrl+B

Bold

Ctrl+E

Center align text

Ctrl+I

Italicize

Ctrl+K

Insert a hyperlink

Ctrl+L

Left align text

Ctrl+R

Right align text

Ctrl+U

Underline

Ctrl+=

Change the selected text to subscript

Ctrl+Shift+=

Change the selected text to superscript

Ctrl+Shift+>

Increase font size

Ctrl+Shift+<

Decrease font size

 

Find more keyboard shortcuts here.

Applying Consistent Text Formatting Throughout a Project

There are several ways to speed up your workflow and ensure your course has a consistent design. Check out these user guides for time-saving features:

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