The ECTA web site uses a set of typographical styles designed to allow you to organize your information clearly and to promote readability.

You can adjust the style of a piece of text by clicking on the dotted button on the far right of the formatting button bar. This is called “show/hide the kitchen sink” because it reveals some more formatting buttons below. The first option in the new bar is a drop-down box that usually says “paragraph.” This is the default state of the text – i.e. normal text style.

To change the style of a piece of text first highlight it then click on the relevant style in the dropdown menu described above.

Here is a sample sheet of the different styles for reference and to help you pick the right look.

Heading One

Heading Two

Heading Three

Heading Four

Heading Five

Heading Six

Paragraph/normal text