Here's an overview of the common settings available for text customization across table items elements:
Accessing Table Customization:
Screen Added on flow
Click on the screen you've added to the onboarding flow.
Press the Pencil button to enter the "Edit Screen" mode.
Customizing a Specific Screen in the Theme:
Customizing a Specific Screen in the Theme:
For New Onboarding: After selecting a theme, customize the screen by clicking on the Edit button.
For Existing Onboarding: Click on the Settings icon in the upper right corner of the onboarding flow.
Then edit the screen for the entire theme.
Configuring Title Style Settings for Table Items:
Select a table type that includes Title.
In the Text Style Settings section, you will find options to customize the title for all items in the list.
Font Family:
Purpose: Allows you to choose the font style for item title.
How to Use: Select from a dropdown menu of font options to find the one that best suits your app's design.
Line Height:
Purpose: Controls the vertical spacing between lines of item title.
How to Adjust: Increase the value for more spacing and decrease it for tighter line spacing. This can impact readability and the overall look of your text.
Font Size:
Purpose: Changes the size of item title.
How to Modify: Set a specific value to increase or decrease the text size, affecting its visibility and prominence on the screen.
Font Weight:
Purpose: Adjusts the boldness or thickness of item title.
How to Customize: Choose a value between 100 (lightest) and 900 (boldest) to get the desired emphasis on your text.
Text Color:
Purpose: Sets the color of item title.
How to Set: Choose a color that complements your app's theme and ensures good readability against the background.
Text Background Color:
Purpose: Determines the background color of item title.
How to Define: Select a background color that contrasts well with the text color for clarity and visual appeal.
Text Alignment:
Purpose: Aligns your text within a given space inside table items.
Options: Align text to the center, left, or right, depending on your design needs and the layout of your screen.
