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Styles
Use styles to apply additional formatting to some or all of the text in a TextMesh Pro object. A style is a combination of opening and closing rich text tags, and can also include leading and trailing characters.
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To define styles, use a TextMesh Pro style sheet.
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To apply styles to your text, use the
<style>rich text tag in the text editor.
Custom styles example
Say you want headings in your text to be big, red, and bold with an asterisk to either side and a line break at the end.
That requires several tags for each heading, which makes the formatting cumbersome to maintain, and the text more difficult to read in the editor.
<font-weight=700><size=2em><color=#FF0000>*Heading*</color></size></font-weight><br>
It's easier to put all of the markup in a style. The example below shows a style called H1.
Once you create the style you can format all of your headings with a single <style> tag.
<style="H1">Heading</style>
Not only does that make the text easier to read in the editor, you can now update all of the headings in your text just by changing the style.