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Hi Pablo,

Is there a way to make setions of responsive text bold, Italic etc.

Colin

You can use the formatting tools to make text bold or italic.
Or else use styles.
http://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/responsive_text.html

But there isn't a way to apply bold, underline or italic to a single word into a responsice text paragraph. Perhaps you could add this tom the next version.

Bold and italic are available in the toolbar.
http://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/images/responsivetext4.jpg

You can also use styles.

Hi I made this video so you can see what happens, I hi-lite the text select bold, then as soon as I click outside the box the bold is removed, same with italics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wwl3q6 ... e=youtu.be

Do you have a style applied to that block of text using a style from the style manager? What happens if you insert a fresh, new text box, add some text and try the same thing?

Yes I have a style applied to the text and you're right if I don't apply a stlye it works. It seems that the style is overrighting the text.

I suppose I could remove the style and apply manually but thats a bit fiddly.

If you could find away to fix this in the next version that would be great.

Here is the html

<div id="wb_Text3">
<span class="body">Cosmedics Academy is a specialist, professionally led clinical training facility for professionals who wish to learn and develop their skills, knowledge and experience in non-surgical cosmetic treatments.<br><br>We are conveniently located in South Croydon Surrey and offer state of the art facilities for Theory &amp; practical training sessions, our expert trainers at Cosmedics aim to provide a quality theoretical and hands-on practical experience to equip delegates across the UK with a training experience that will leave them confident in delivering safe and effective non-surgical cosmetic treatments. <br><br>At Cosmedics we also offer a stylish space for the the aesthetics industry to host a course, platform the newest technology or simply to launch a new product in a clinical environment.<br><br>Our space features an open layout complete with modern furnishings, complete with presentation equipment, suitable for interviews, press previews, product launches, training sessions and lots more.</span>
</div>

Why would that be any more difficult? If all you are setting in the style is the font, color and size, you can easily add this to the entire text box the way Pablo described. This would then allow you to bold or italicize the text easily. I usually only use the style manager to style text if I'm using the text shadowing or need something particular for a certain section. Otherwise I just use the normal settings. When I add another text box, I simply copy a previous text box so it retains the same font, color and size that i'm using and just change the text.

HI Crispy,

I'm probably old fashioned but I do everything as a stlye, selecting font type, size, line spacing, weight, for every piece of text for each page break is too time comsuming.

My websites contain massive amounts of text which needs to be put in to paragraphs, tables and bullets points. i.e. https://www.cosmedics-skin.com/bespoke-blading.php

Colin