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Understanding Text Types: H1, H2, H3

In Planify Pro, there are three different types of text formatting styles you can customize: H1, H2, and H3. Each has a specific role in helping structure your planner layouts.


How to Access Text Settings #

  • Open your project in Planify Pro.

  • Click on the “Texts” menu at the top.

  • On the left side panel, you’ll now see settings for H1, H2, and H3 text types.

  • You can adjust:

    • Font family

    • Font size

    • Text alignment (left or right)

    • Bold or regular style

    • Letter spacing

Main text menu in planify pro

 


What Each Text Type Controls #

H1 – Main Title Header #

  • Purpose: H1 is your main planner title (for example, “Daily Planner” or “Weekly Overview”).

  • Default Status: When you start a new project, the H1 is not activated yet.

  • How to Activate H1:

    1. Open the Texts menu.

    2. Under the H1 settings, click “Add/Edit Title Layout.”

    3. A new left panel will open — click “Click to add Title.”

    4. The title will appear at the top of your planner.

  • Customization:

    • You can choose if you want the H1 title to show on the Left, Right, or Both pages.

    • You can also add multiple headers next to each other to build more complex title layouts.

H1 text menu

 


H2 – Widget Header Text #

  • Purpose: H2 is the text used in the header of every widget (like “Meal Plan,” “To-Do List,” “Notes”).

  • How It Works:

    • If you change the H2 settings (font, size, color), it will update every widget header across the entire planner.

    • Currently, Planify Pro doesn’t allow setting different fonts for different widgets individually. It applies globally.


H3 – Widget Body Text #

  • Purpose: H3 controls the text inside a widget’s body — for example, the rows you fill out in a tracker, checklist, or note section.

  • How It Works:

    • Adjusting the H3 settings will apply to all typed text inside widgets.

    • Again, the changes will update across the entire planner, not just on a single widget.


Quick Example #

 

Text Type Example
H1 “Daily Time Tracker” at the top of the page
H2 “Priorities,” “Meals,” or “Tracker” titles inside widgets
H3 Bullet points, list items, or tracker labels inside the widgets