Скачать или смотреть Using Styles to Quickly Format Your Documentation

In the HelpSmith help authoring tool, you can write and format content using styles that work similarly to those in Word and other popular text editors.

For example, you can apply Headings and Normal styles, which combine both character (font, size, etc.) and paragraph-related (alignment, spacings, etc.) settings, to format and structure your content.

Additionally, you can use list styles to setup bulleted and numbered lists quickly without having to edit list and indentation settings every time.

In HelpSmith 10.x, you can now use full-featured table styles to create a consistent appearance for tables contained in your help file or PDF documentation. A table style allows you to define formatting settings (e.g. font, spacings, borders, background, etc.) for any element of a table, such as the header row, total row, first column, odd and ever rows, and so on. This way, you can set up a table style once and apply it across multiple tables in your project without having to edit each table individually.

Thus, the help authoring tool with true support for styles significantly simplifies the process of writing, formatting, and updating the appearance of your content.

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