What are Default Content Styles?

In This Article:

• What Are Default Content Styles?
• How Do I Set up My Default Content Styles?
  
  
  • Setting up Your Core Loopio Styles
  • Adding New Styles
• Can I Enter RGB Colors Into My Default Content Styles?

What Are Default Content Styles?

The Default Content Styles are the styles that are applied when viewing Entries in your Library, content pasted with the Rich Text Copy feature, and any Project that is not using an Export Theme with mapped content styles. They are made up of Core Loopio Styles, and new Styles that can be added to any Style Category, except the Project Styles.

The Style Categories include:

• Character Styles: Character styles can be used to change the formatting of individual words in a paragraph. A common use case for this Style Category includes creating an Emphasis Style for use inline.
  
  The Core Loopio Style in this category is Highlighted Text.
• Paragraph Styles: Paragraph Styles make up the styling for an entire paragraph. Applying this kind of Style to any words within a paragraph will shift the Style of the entire paragraph. This Category is often used for text that should be uniform, including Headings.
  
  The Core Loopio Styles  in this Category include Normal Body Text and Answer Headings 1 - 5.
• Numbered List Styles: The formatting set up for Numbered List Styles will apply to both the number, and the text following it. 
  
  The Core Loopio Style in this Category is Numbered List.
• Bulleted List Styles: The formatting set up for Bulleted List Styles will apply to both the bullet, and the text following it. 
  
  The Core Loopio Style in this Category is Bulleted List.
• Table Styles: Table styles define the formatting of the Header background, the Header font colour, the cell spacing, and the Body Text font colour. The other attributes of the Body Text formatting is decided by the Normal Body Text Style.
  
  The Core Loopio Style in this Category is Table Design.
• Project Styles: Project Styles include Styles for the structural components of a Project.
  
  The Core Loopio Styles in this Category are:
• Projects - Section Title
• Projects - Subsection Title
• Projects - Question Text
• Projects - Compliance Answer Text
• Projects - Answer Footnote Text 

How Do I Set up My Default Content Styles?

The following instructions go over how to:

• Set up your Core Loopio Styles
• Add a new Style

Setting up Your Core Loopio Styles

The Core Loopio Styles will be pre-populated in the Default Content Styles Page, as shown below.

To format a Core Loopio Style:

1. Click the name of the Style you would like to modify, and select Edit
   
2. This will allow you to edit the displayed fields
   
3. Update the desired fields, and click Save

Adding New Styles

New Styles can be added to any Style Category, except Project Styles. 

1. Scroll to the Style Category you would like to add a new Style to, and select +New [Category] Style
   
   
2. This will generate a new Style. Add a Style name, and change the formatting as desired
   
3. Click Save 

Can I Enter RGB Colors Into My Default Content Styles?

Yes, you can load your brand colors into Loopio as RGB Code, as well as Hex Color Code. This allows you to maintain brand consistency, saving you time and keeping your Final Project Export on-brand.

Type the RGB Code ("RGB(x,x,x)") or the Hex Color Code into the Font Color field. Any RGB code will automatically update to the appropriate Hex Color Code.

If you are not aware of your brand RGB Code or Hex Color Code, you can choose a color using the color picker.