Paragraphs

Super Editor ships with built-in support for paragraphs, which represent standard text in a document.

Paragraph Node

A ParagraphNode is the most common DocumentNode in a Document. It holds the logical representation of a paragraph, which mostly means that a ParagraphNode contains some text and possibly some attributions applied to that text (e.g.: bold, italics).

The following sample shows how to create a ParagraphNode.

final document = MutableDocument(nodes: [
  ParagraphNode(
    id: Editor.createNodeId(),
    text: AttributedText("This is a paragraph"),
  ),
]);

Visual Presentation

By default, SuperEditor includes a ParagraphComponentBuilder, which builds a ParagraphComponent widget to display within an editor. Therefore, no additional steps are required to display a paragraph.

The easiest way to make stylistic adjustments to the built-in paragraph presentation is to customize Super Editor's default stylesheet.

References

• ParagraphNode - node for paragraphs, headers, and blockquotes.
• ParagraphComponentBuilder - component builder for the visual representation of a paragraph.
• ParagraphComponentViewModel - view model that configures a ParagraphComponent.
• ParagraphComponent - the visual presentation of a paragraph within a document.