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--- onelinetexteditor [2023/05/02 13:04] – jsmith
+++ onelinetexteditor [2026/08/11 16:49] (current) – Added contrast link to Text+ (Toolbar) page tadachi
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 ====== One-line Text Editor ======
-This allows you to format text in titles of pages, on buttons, or on automated feedback, and appears as a one-line toolbar when you click in the text-entry box.  Most of the the options are very obvious.
+This allows limited formatting of text in fields such as titles of pages, on buttons, or on automated feedback, and appears as a one-line toolbar when you click in the text-entry box.
+These fields do not allow as wide a range of formatting options as fields with the [[texteditor|Text+ (Toolbar)]].
+The most obvious formatting options are not described below.
 {{:xerte-onelinetexteditor.jpg?800}}
+{{:xerte-texteditor-font.jpg?100 }}Changes the font type.
+{{:xerte-texteditor-size.jpg?100 }}Changes the font size.
+{{:xerte-texteditor-fontcolourjpg.jpg?30 }}Changes the colour of the font for selected text.
+{{:xerte-texteditor-backgroundcolour.jpg?30 }}Changes the colour of the background to selected text.
+{{:xerte-texteditor-ruby.jpg?30 }}Adds "ruby text", typically phonemic transcriptions displayed in small letters just above the text they refer to.
+{{:xerte-texteditor-fontawesome.jpg?30 }}Inserts Font Awesome characters.
+{{:xerte-texteditor-removeformatting.jpg?30 }}Removes formatting from selected text.
+{{:xerte-texteditor-source.jpg?70 }}Displays the content in the source code format. If you are familiar with HTML, you will be able to edit here, in particular to solve formatting issues or insert embed codes.  If you are not familiar with HTML, it is definitely worth learning the basic principles and the code needed to resolve the most common issues.  To learn the basics, you can visit this [[https://www.w3schools.com/html/|HTML Tutorial]] resource.