Text

Our flexible Text component is designed for any text content you want to include in your template. Unlike other components, you’ll edit the text directly on the canvas preview for a more intuitive experience.

You can customize the following aspects of your text:

  • Style: Headings 1, 2, 3, 4, paragraph or small text

  • Bold

  • Italic

  • Strikethrough

  • Hyperlink: Will only work on PDF output

  • Make it a variable

  • List: Ordered or Unordered

  • Align: Left, center or right

  • Text color

You can also edit the following properties:

  • Text container width: If it should take all space or specific width

  • Horizontal margin

Font Size and Weight Conventions

We’ve standardized the font sizes and weights for each text style to ensure a consistent look across your templates. For example:

  • Heading 1: font-size 24px and font-weight: 500

  • Heading 2: font-size 20px and font-weight: 500

  • Heading 3: font-size 18px and font-weight: 500

  • Heading 4: font-size 16px and font-weight: 500

  • Paragraph: font-size 14px and font-weight: 400

  • Small text: font-size 12px and font-weight: 400

Variables convention

We use handlebars as our templating engine to differentiate between dynamic variables and static text in your templates. Here’s how it works:

• Simple Variable: Enclose your text in double curly brackets: {{ }}.

• HTML Variable: Enclose your text in triple curly brackets: {{{ }}} to include HTML tags.

When you click on “Make it a variable,” the selected text will automatically be transformed into a simple variable for your template.

For more details on Handlebars syntax, please check out our guide in the HTML component.

Horizontal Margin convention

Apart from the Page component, every other component can be configured with a horizontal margin for a cleaner, more polished layout. The horizontal margin adheres to our spacing convention:

  • No space - 0 px

  • Small space - 12px

  • Medium space - 20px

  • Large space - 40px

Visibility convention

If you want to conditionally render a text component, you can set a variable that controls its visibility. When this variable is included in the variables payload, the component will display; if it’s absent, the component won’t appear in the final render.

If you didn’t find what you were looking for regarding the Page Component, feel free to contact us at [email protected]. We’ll get back to you as quickly as possible!

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