Typeset uses predefined layouts based on the type of and amount of content, giving you design / layout options to choose from.
This means you can focus on your content and not worry about the design.
Typeset automatically scales your text to fit it on the page, and makes the design decisions for you just the way a graphic designer would.
Within the ‘Design & Style’ menu, you have the ability to select how your text is displayed.
You can choose from ‘Best fit’ which means that your content fills the page or slide, or ‘More consistently sized’ so that the size of your content is consistent throughout your document.
It is worth switching to consistently sized if you have a large amount of content per page or you’re creating something like an ebook.
There is always a limit to how much content you can fit on a given page or slide.
If you find that your text is getting too small you should consider splitting your slide up with less content on each slide.
This is easy to do with either cmd + shift + enter or typing three dashes ---.
There are lots of predefined themes within Typeset that have been designed to work for the Colors and fonts, they make it easy to get started.
These can be found within the ‘Design and style’ menu, simple click a theme and your document will change to that theme, see which one works best for you.
All colors can be altered if required within Typeset, by clicking the ‘Magic wand’ icon per slide, colors can be changed within the theme or you can customize.
It’s easy to change the font within a theme, go to the ‘Design & Style’ menu and the customize tab, and there you have the ability to change the ‘Title, subtitle and regular text’ fonts.
If you decide to change the colors within your document's theme, it’s worth considering the legibility of your content.
Likewise if you intend to change the fonts, or have your content over a background image, again ensure the legibility is good.
Click the ‘Magic wand icon’ per slide and you have the ability to change the colors.
Type ‘Forward slash’ within the editor box and you will access the ‘Quick menu’ allowing you to find and add whatever component you require on your slide.
If you know the component you want to use, for example ‘bullets’ you can also type ‘bullet’ in the editor box and it will appear in the ‘quick menu’.
Have a go and see what components are available.
Using Keyboard shortcuts in Typeset, Typeset is designed to be keyboard-first, meaning you can complete much of your work without ever taking your hands off the keyboard. This way, you can work faster!
To understand the ‘Keyboard shortcuts’ available, simply click the ‘Keyboard icon’ at the top of the ‘Editor’ this will give you an overview of some of the most common commands you may need to use.
For further ‘Keyboard shortcuts’ you can checkout the ‘Help & Support’ menu which is the ‘Question mark icon’ on the right, open this and any questions you may have will be answered here!
How do I use layouts in Typeset?
How can I size text in my document?
How do I split content across slides/pages?
How can I change themes in Typeset?
How do I change fonts within a theme?
How can I ensure legibility of my content?
How do I access the Quick Menu?
How do I use Keyboard shortcuts in Typeset?
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