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How do I create, replace, delete, or name a custom style in my Maker story?

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Select the text you are formatting and would like to save as a new custom style in the story.

How do I create, replace, delete, or name a custom style in my Maker story? — step 1
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Make the style edits using the text contextual panel on the right.

How do I create, replace, delete, or name a custom style in my Maker story? — step 2
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If you change the default theme styles, you will notice an asterisk show next to the style name. Likewise, you will see an asterisk with the original style name if the style was previously edited. So, for example, if an H1 style was formatted, you will see Heading1* as the style name, simply indicating that the H1 style has been edited and no custom style has been saved.

How do I create, replace, delete, or name a custom style in my Maker story? — step 3
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Click on the dropdown menu and select "Save as a custom style"

How do I create, replace, delete, or name a custom style in my Maker story? — step 4
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Now you have a new custom style called "Body #1" for example

How do I create, replace, delete, or name a custom style in my Maker story? — step 5
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To rename this new custom style, click on the pencil icon next to the style name.

How do I create, replace, delete, or name a custom style in my Maker story? — step 6
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Rename the custom style and click on OK

How do I create, replace, delete, or name a custom style in my Maker story? — step 7
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Alert! Don't forget to format this style on tablet and mobile breakpoints.

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Tip! once the style has been formatted, you can apply that style to other text in the story by selecting the text in the editor and using the style dropdown on the text contextual panel.

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To replace this style with another style saved in the story , click on the x icon next to the style name

How do I create, replace, delete, or name a custom style in my Maker story? — step 10
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You will be prompted to pick a replacement style. Pick the new style and click on OK.

How do I create, replace, delete, or name a custom style in my Maker story? — step 11

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