Headline formats for single-style headlines typically contain no styles / tags. They are recommended for single element headlines, e.g. containing only main headline (no strap, no subhead). Note: alternatively, you can split your headlines in three separate types: strap, head, subhead, and then use a separate format for each element.
Steps to create a series of five headline formats (24, 36, 48, 54 and 60 points) with no tags:
| 1. | Run EdAdmin4, expand Configuration, and then click Edit Styles and formats. |
| 2. | In Title, select the publication you want to create format for. |
| 3. | Click New, and then in Name, enter a suitable name, e.g. Headline 24. |
| 4. | Under Defaults, click Character, and then in Font, select the font name, and in Size, enter the desired size in points, e.g. 24pt. Click OK. |
| 5. | Under Defaults, click Paragraph, and then under Leadings, in Leading enter the desired leading, e.g. 24pt. |
| 6. | In Paragraph alignment, select what you want, also in the Last line alignment. |
| 7. | Clear Hyphenation, and select Use with end line. Click OK. |
| 8. | Under Defaults, click XML, and then enter <head>#T</head>. Click OK. |
| 9. | In the Edit format dialog box, under Available style libraries, double-click J library. It will appear then in the Used style libraries list. |
| 10. | Click OK to save the format. |
Steps to duplicate and modify variations of the format:
| 11. | Select the format Headline 24, and then click Copy. Enter Headline 36. Click OK, and then click Edit. |
| 12. | Repeat steps 4 and 5, replacing the existing values with 36. |
| 13. | Repeat steps 11 and 12, entering Headline 48, Headline 54, Headline 60. |
