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Docs Hotkey

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Docs Hotkey allows for complex hotkey setups with simple configuration. Hotkeys can be set up to do the following:

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A single hotkey can be configured to do several of these at once.

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Table of Contents

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Usage

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Installation

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- Docs Hotkey is published on the Chrome Web Store - here. -

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Create a command

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- A command is something that will be linked to a hotkey. To create your first command, click on the extension icon and - then Add command. -

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- Create a command - -
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Click on the new command to show its configuration.

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- Expand command - -
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- A command’s configuration contains its name and one or more actions that will run whenever it is activated. To delete a - command, click the trash icon next to its name. -

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- Configure command - -
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- Clicking on Select action type will open a drop-down with which you can select which action the command - should perform. When you are finished configurating a command, you must hit Save All to save your changes. - If you save your changes and don’t notice a change in your hotkeys, try refreshing the page (this usually isn’t - necessary). -

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- Add action - -
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Action configuration

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Some actions have extra configuration you can use to tailor them to your needs.

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Toggle

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- The bold, underline, highlight, and italicize actions have a toggle - setting. If this is activated, then the action will do the reverse of the action if the text is already bolded, - underlined, highlighted, or italicized, respectively. For example, the bold action will unbold text if it - is already bolded. If toggle is turned off, then text that is already bold will stay bold. -

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- Toggle configuration screenshot - -
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Highlight configuration

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- The highlight action has a configuration option for the color of the highlight. This can be changed by - changing yellow to another color. -

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- Highlight configuration screenshot - -
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- Docs Hotkey is able to highlight in all of the colors in the Google Docs color palette. To find the name of a color you - wish to highlight in, open the highlight menu in Google Docs and hover over the color. This will show a tooltip with - the name of the color, which can be entered into the highlight configuration. Note that the highlight - color should be entered exactly as shown by Google Docs, including case. -

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- Highlight color palette - -
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Font configuration

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- The font action changes the font family of the given text. The configuration box will accept the name of - any font supported by Google Docs. Note that this action uses the font dropdown in Google Docs, so make sure that any - font you wish to use is either in your recent fonts or the list of fonts that Google Docs shows by default. -

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- Font family configuration - -
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Heading configuration

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The heading action changes the type of text in Docs (e.g., Normal text, Heading 1, and Title).

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- Heading configuration - -
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This action will accept any value in the following drop-down (note that this is also case-sensitive):

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- Heading dropdown screenshot - -
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Align configuration

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- The align action accepts any of the following values in its configuration field: left, - center, right, or justify (case-sensitive). -

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Set a keyboard shortcut

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- In order to actually use a command, you need to link it to a shortcut. To do this, go to - chrome://extensions/shortcuts and click the edit icon for - whichever slot your command is in. Then, simply press the keys for the shortcut and your command will now be run - whenever you hit those keys on Google Docs! By default, the command in slot 1 will be set to the shortcut - Control+Shift+H. -

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- Chrome Extensions Shortcuts Screen - -
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Which slot is my command in?

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- The configuration of your command shows which shortcut slot a command is in. This is automatically assigned and cannot - be changed. -

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- Shortcut slot - -
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- Because Chrome only allows for 10 keyboard shortcuts per extension, the maximum number of hotkeys you can have at once - is 10. -

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Bugs and feature requests

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- Bugs and feature requests can be submitted on GitHub at - https://github.com/ZackMurry/docs-hotkey/issues - or can be emailed to . -

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- Bugs are very likely to occur when Google updates the UI for Docs. The heading action is particularly - unstable. -

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License

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- This is free, open-source software licensed under the MIT License. The full license can be found - here. -

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- To contribute, visit - https://github.com/ZackMurry/docs-hotkey. -

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Created by Zack Murry.

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