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# Style Sheets
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Use style sheets to create custom text styles that you can apply to text using the [`<style>` rich text tag](RichTextStyle.md).
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A custom style can include opening and closing rich text tags, as well as leading and trailing text.
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For example, you might want headings in your text to be big, red, bold, with an asterisk to either side and a line break at the end.
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Instead of typing this for every heading:
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`<font-weight=700><size=2em><color=#FF0000>*Heading*</color></size></font-weight><br>`
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You can create a style, called `H1` that includes all of that formatting:
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You can then format all of your headings with a single `<style>` tag:
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`<style="H1">Heading</style>`
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## The default style sheet
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The default style sheet is the style sheet that every TextMesh Pro object in your
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TextMesh Pro ships with a default style sheet stored in the **TextMesh Pro > Resources > Style Sheets** folder, but you can set any style sheet to be the default.
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To change the default style sheet, set the **Default Style Sheet > Default Style Sheet** option in the [TextMesh Pro settings](Settings.md).
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## Per-object style sheets
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## Creating custom style sheets
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To create a new style sheet, choose **Assets > Create > TextMesh Pro > Style Sheet** from the menu.
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This adds a new TextMesh Pro style sheet to the Project. Open it in the Inspector to add custom styles.
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