One option that could be useful is to allow modifying the decoration of a text that has already been defined as a text style, because that way you do not have to create two or more text styles to simply add the decoration. As with alignment, it could be added below. thanks
The underline decoration knows how to break and skip letters that are longer than the text baseline. Using a Auto-layout won’t do that and cover the letters
We need this, it’s absurd this feature is missing. Having to define as styles all the possible decorations adds so much clutter.
I already have 6 headings, each with its own styles (light, regular, medium), then 6 paragraphs (body) for the two typefaces the design uses, again, each one with other 3 variations based on size, and then some other more for the style, and then what…for each of these I should add one more with link?
+1 on this. I often want to use superscript and have to detach the text style for that. Or if I want to add a link (underline) in running text I also have to detach the text style.
To me the definable text styles should be font face and size (cannot be overridden) and in the style definition it should be configurable which other properties can be modified. For example we can already modify alignment and we can make lists - why can’t we also (if allowed by the style definition) modify text decoration and super/subscript?