WYSIWYG Editor

Several places in SIS now have a WYSIWYG editor that allows your to style text in a given block.

Row 1

	Source	To view or edit the HTML source code, click HTML Code. The HTML Source Editor screen appears. To return to the normal view, close the window.
	Print	Open print dialog to print the content in the editor.
	Find Replace	Find and replace content in the editor.
	Cut	To remove text from the content area and copy it to the clipboard, click Cut. The text is removed, and you can paste it elsewhere in the content area.
	Copy	To copy text to the clipboard, click Copy. You can paste the text elsewhere in the content area.
	Paste	To paste text from the clipboard to the content area, click Paste.
	Paste as Text	To paste text without any formatting, from the clipboard to the content area, click Paste as Text.
	Undo	To undo the last action in the content area, click Undo. The action is reversed. You can undo multiple actions.
	Redo	To redo an undone action in the content area, click Redo. The action is reinstated. You can redo multiple actions.
	Table	To create a table, click Table.The Insert/Edit Table Screen appears.
	More	Show/hide rows 2 and 3 of the editor toolbar.

Row 2

	Text Size Text Color	Change the text size and the text color.
	Text Styles	Bold, Italic, Underline, superscript, subscript, strikethrough.
	Text Align	Align Left, Align Center, Align Right, Align Full

Row 3

	Indents	Increase an indent or decrease and indent.
	Lists	Insert a bulleted list or numbered list.
	Special Character	To insert a special character, click Special chars. The Select custom character screen appears. In the grid, select a character. The custom character appears at the selected location.
	Links	To link text to a web address or web page, click Link. To remove a hyperlink from text, click Remove link.
	Anchor	To link to a specific location on a page, place your cursor at the link’s endpoint (for example, a heading) and click Anchor. The Insert/edit anchor screen appears so you can enter a name for the anchor’s location. The HTML editor adds before the defined location. In the normal view, the HTML editor displays an anchor symbol at the defined location. To link to the anchored location, in the HTML source view, append “#anchorname” to the end of the link.