How to Use HTML Settings for Advanced Customization
The HTML settings action lets you directly edit the HTML code of
your document for detailed adjustments and customizations.
Edit HTML
1. Click on the Edit
menu at the top left of the chapter editor.
2. In the Edit
menu, select Edit Raw HTML.
3. A modal with
your document's HTML code will open. Here, you can add, modify, or format
HTML elements as needed.
4. After making
your HTML edits, click the Set button to apply them.
FAQ(s)
1. What does the HTML settings feature allow me to do?
The HTML settings feature provides direct access to edit
the HTML code of your document, enabling detailed adjustments and
customizations beyond standard formatting options.
2. How can I access the HTML settings to edit the code?
Follow these steps:
- Click on the
"Edit" menu at the top left of the chapter editor.
- From the
"Edit" menu, select "Edit Raw HTML."
3. What happens when I select "Edit Raw HTML"
from the menu?
Upon selecting "Edit Raw HTML," a modal will
open, displaying the HTML code of your document. This allows you to add,
modify, or format HTML elements directly.
4. What modifications can I make in the HTML editor
modal?
Within the HTML editor modal, you can add new HTML
elements, modify existing ones, apply specific formatting, or make detailed
structural adjustments to your document's code.
5. Are there any precautions before editing the HTML
directly?
It's advisable to understand HTML coding well to avoid
unintended changes that might affect the document's structure or formatting.
Always make a backup of your content before making significant HTML edits.
6. Can I undo changes made through the HTML settings
feature?
Unfortunately, there's no direct "undo" option
for changes made within the HTML editor. However, you can manually revise the
HTML code or revert to a previous version if you've saved backups.