I had a look to see if this was talked about anywhere, but I could not find anything.
At present we have one choice:
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This is pretty ugly for regular work in presenting some text in a course setting. Why does it not do word wrap like normal, and just break a word at the end of a line?
I'd like to provide my staff with a few to choose from.
Maybe
- Quote: Indent and Italic
- Indent: Indent, no italic
- Highlight: Nice gentle coloured background and border maybe. The kind of thing you may use for a highlight/reminder.
I don't really mind, just a little option to help speed up the prettying up and structuring of text.
Any simple way to do this?
And I know, I know. Atto is supposed to be minimalist. It's too minimalist for my staff.
-Derek