This FAQ covers 3 common questions about applying title styles on Android, including style changes, paragraph scope, and customization limits.
FAQ
Why does nothing change after I tap a heading style?
- Make sure the cursor is inside the target paragraph.
- Open Tools > Home > the Styles list again.
- Tap the target heading style again and check whether the paragraph formatting updates.
Does a title style affect the whole paragraph or only part of the text?
- A title style is generally applied to the current paragraph.
- Place the cursor in the target paragraph before applying the heading level.
- Repeat the same action for other paragraphs if needed.
Can I customize title styles on Android?
- On Android, you can directly use the available default heading styles.
- To organize structure quickly, choose the heading level that matches your content.
- Full custom style naming or a complete custom style system is not available on Android at this time.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Title Style | A paragraph style used to mark document hierarchy, such as Heading 1 or Heading 2. |
| Paragraph | A block of text that usually ends with a line break. Heading styles are typically applied at the paragraph level. |
| Document hierarchy | The structural relationship between sections and subsections in a document, which helps with reading and organization. |