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H A R D R E T U R N S vs. S O F T R E T U R N S
With body text, keying a “hard return” automatically inserts space between paragraphs. This is achieved by simply typing the “return” key. These first two paragraphs are separated by a hard return.

If additional space is not wanted, and you would like to differentiate paragraphs with an indentation, you should use a “soft return.” A soft return adds a line break without additional space. To add a soft return, type “shift-return.” These second and third paragraphs are separated with a soft return.
This paragraph starts with an indentation. Since text styles do not include indentations, this must be achieved by typing word spaces. This paragraph starts with 8 word spaces. The “tab” key will not work as a way to add space. You could, however, cut and paste the word spaces from one paragraph and paste it at the beginning of each new paragraph.
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Typeface

This version uses the web font HT Sina Light.

I N L I N E S U B H E A D S
Two different type levels cannot be specified within the same paragraph – rhere must be a hard return separating different levels. However, one work-around is to create subheads by typing words in all caps and adding a word space between each character (add two spaces between words).

B L O C K Q U O T E S
Below is an example of a block quote. This is a special call-out style in which all type is indented. A block quote is specified in the type editor, by clicking the “quotation mark” icon. A heavy vertical line may appear to the left of a block quote while in editing mode, however the line will not appear when completed.

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