Using Text Blocks

Learn how to add rich text to Speakable media sections.

Last updated
August 21, 2024

Text blocks are essential for adding instructional content, questions, or any text-based information to your activities. This section will guide you through the different types of text blocks available and how to use them effectively.

  1. Title:
  2. Used for top-level headings. This block is ideal for the main titles of your activities.
  3. Headline:
  4. Used for key sections within your content. Headline blocks help organize your activity into clear sections.
  5. Sub headline:
  6. Perfect for subsections and group headings. This block is useful for breaking down content into more detailed parts.
  7. Numbered List:
  8. Used to display a list of items in a numbered format. Ideal for step-by-step instructions.
  9. Bullet List:
  10. Used to display a list of items with bullet points. Great for listing key points or ideas.
  11. Check List:
  12. Used to display a list with checkboxes. This block is useful for creating to-do lists or checkable items.
  13. Paragraph:
  14. Used for the body of your document. This block is the most versatile and can be used for any general text content.
  15. Table:
  16. Used for organizing information in rows and columns. Ideal for structured data or comparisons.

Exclusive Features

When working with text blocks, you have access to a variety of formatting options that can enhance your content. These options appear in a toolbar once you highlight the text:

  • Change Block Type:
  • Switch between different block types like Title, Headline, Sub headline, etc.
  • Text Formatting:
  • Apply Bold, Italic, Underline, or Strikethrough to your text to emphasize key points.
  • Text Alignment:
  • Align your text to the left, center, or right within the block.
  • Color Customization:
  • Adjust the text color and background color to match your design preferences.
  • Add Links:
  • Convert your text into clickable links, perfect for adding references or external resources.

These features should feel familiar if you've used tools like Microsoft Word or PowerPoint, as the formatting options are similar.

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