Text Styles

This sample page exercises every text style available in the Editor layout. Use it as a reference when writing policies, guides or long-form pages — and as a quick visual check whenever the type system changes.

Heading Large

Body copy sits in a single reading column of roughly 70 characters per line. Paragraphs can include bold, italic, underlined and struck-through text, as well as inline links that open wherever the editor points them.

A second paragraph shows the vertical rhythm between blocks. Long-form content reads best when spacing is consistent and generous, so nothing here needs manual line breaks or empty paragraphs to breathe.

Heading Medium

Medium headings break a long section into topics. They pair naturally with lists:

• Streamline everyday workflows
• Keep teams focused on what matters most
  • Nested items are supported for supporting detail
• Measure outcomes with clear, shared reporting

Heading Small

Small headings work for sub-points inside a topic. Numbered lists are useful for steps:

1. Choose “Editor” under Layout.
2. Write content using the styles in the toolbar.
3. Preview in Presentation, then publish.

Good typography is invisible — it lets the reader focus entirely on what is being said.

Heading Tiny

Tiny headings render as a mono eyebrow, handy for labelling a short block such as a note, a date or a category.

Tables

Buttons

Inline buttons are created with the Button annotation:

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