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Using keyboard shortcuts in the editor

An easy way to adjust the focal point of an image plus most common commands

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Written by Nastja
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In the Turtl editor, you can use a whole array of different shortcuts on your keyboard to speed up the time editing your Doc. Below are all the different options you can use.

Cut, copy, and paste

  • Ctrl/Cmd+X – Cuts text to clipboard.

  • Ctrl/Cmd+C – Copies text to clipboard.

  • Ctrl/Cmd+V – Pastes text from the clipboard.

Undo and redo

  • Ctrl/Cmd+Z, Cmd+shift+Z – Undo.

  • Ctrl/Cmd+Y – Redo.

Text editing

  • Enter (return) – Ends a paragraph and starts a new one.

  • Shift+enter – Adds a line break.

  • Tab – Advances cursor and bullet points to next tab stop.

  • Ctrl/Alt+backspace – Deletes a word.

  • Ctrl/Cmd+A+backspace – Deletes all content in an immerse section.

Text styling

  • Ctrl/Cmd+B – Applies bold formatting to text.

  • Ctrl/Cmd+I – Applies italics formatting to text.

  • Ctrl/Cmd+U – Applies underline formatting to text.

Adding links

  • Ctrl/Cmd+L – Select the URL in the address bar.

Note: The acronyms used are Cmd for Apple and Ctrl for Windows.

To adjust the focal point of an image, try holding the option/alt key while using your cursor to reposition the image. More details can be found here.

You can also adjust the letter spacing (kerning) to get rid of widows and orphans in the editor. You can find more details on how to adjust line spacing here.

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