- Text:Clipboard Group
- Text:Insert Group
- Text:Font Group
- Text:Paragraph Group
- Text:Editing Group
- Text:Links Group
- Text:Insert Special Group
- Text
- Safe and Unsafe Fonts
- Text Objects
- Creating a New Text Object
- Turning Unsafe Fonts into Graphics
- Working with HTML in Text Objects
- Check Spelling
- Changing the Text Editing Color
- Text Headings
- Inserting a Word File with Formatting
- Finding and Replacing Text
- Adding and Editing Text in Text Objects
When you double click to put a text object in editing mode, the background fills with white. If you have white or light colored text, you may not be able to see the text. You can still edit the text, but it is more difficult to see. When that happens, you can change the text object’s background color that is used during editing. You can have a different editing color for each text object.
When you change the text editing color of a text object, the color is applied to the current text object and any new text objects added to the page. It does not change the editing color of any text objects already on the page.
Use the Web Studio Preferences dialog
- Select a text object.
- Click on Web Studio Button>Options.
- Click on the Editing Color button in the Text Preferences section. This opens the Colors dialog.
- Choose a background color for editing.
- Click OK when done. Click Cancel to keep the current text editing color.
Use the Text Properties Dialog
- Right click over a text object.
- Choose Properties from the resulting Text Object Selection Menu.
- In the Text section, click on Text Editing Color.
- Choose the editing color for the text object.
- Click OK when you are done. Click Cancel to keep the current text editing color.
