Here's a guide to help you format your interview. This part of the guide is for when your interview is at the pending review stage and you haven't added a pattern to it. Towards the end, I'll show you an easier way to format your interview before you begin writing.
Step 1:
First, highlight the interview question and click on the paragraphsymbol '⁋.'
(Play the video for a demonstration.)
Step 2:
A drop-down menu should appear with a list of options. Under 'TRANSFORM TO', click on 'Heading.'
(Play the video for a demonstration.)
Step 3:
Your interview question should change from a paragraph to a heading, sized at 'H2' by default. Click on the 'H2', and a drop-down menu with heading size options should appear. Select 'H4' from the list.
Now repeat all three steps for each interview question.
(Play the video for a demonstration.)
How to format your interview with a pattern
What is a pattern? : It's essentially a preset style format that you create to save the text styles you've generated, much like the style format you did earlier. I've created two for you to streamline the formatting process before you begin writing next time.
Step 1:
First, click the + button (Toggle Black Inserter) located at the top left side of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear with three different options. Click on "Patterns" and select "My Patterns." This will prompt a side window to appear, displaying all the custom-created patterns.
Step 2:
In the 'My Patterns' section, there are two custom patterns for formatting your interview: one is the 'Interview Answer Template,' and the other is the 'Interview Question Template.'
Click on both patterns and a pre-formatted template will show up.
Step 3:
Use the 'Interview Answer Template' to format the interviewee's answer and use the 'Interview Question Template' to format your question.
