Styles – Pergamon Support Portal

Styles in Pergamon define formatting and layout rules applied to document content.
They determine how elements such as paragraphs, tables, and objects are rendered in different contexts.

A fixed set of system styles is available in the Creator workspace for use during document authoring.

Style Categories

Pergamon system styles are grouped into the following categories:

Paragraph styles – control block-level text structure
Character styles – modify inline text
Table styles – define table layout and borders
Table cell styles – control individual cell behavior
Object styles – define how assets align with text

Style reference table

You can use the style reference tables in this section to review available styles and understand how they are intended to be used while editing documents in Pergamon.

How to use the style reference tables

Each style reference table includes the following columns:

Name — Shows the exact style name as it appears in the Pergamon Editor.
Purpose — Explains when and why the style should be used.
Example — Provides a visual preview of how the style may render.

To view an example, select Show sample in the corresponding row. Examples are expandable and provided for reference only.

About style examples

The examples shown in the style reference tables are provided for guidance only. They illustrate the general behavior of each style and are not intended to be treated as an exact or authoritative representation.

The final appearance of a style may vary depending on layout, document structure, and output settings. Always apply styles based on their intended purpose rather than visual appearance alone.

Note

These styles can be accessed and applied through the Pergamon Editor toolbar or via the Quick Action menu.
Pergamon may include additional styles that are not listed in the style reference tables on this page. Available styles can vary depending on editor context, document type, and enabled features.

Paragraph styles

Use the style reference table below to understand when to apply each style and what visual outcome to expect.

Name	Purpose	Example
`Body`paragraph	General contents	Show sample This is the default paragraph style for standard document content. Use it for explanations, instruc
`Ordered List Level 1`paragraph	Numbering list for operational steps	Show sample Turn off the device and disconnect it from the power source. Remove the access panel using the appropriate tool. Inspect internal components for damage or loose connections.
`Ordered List Level 2`paragraph	Numbering list for second-level operational steps or sub-steps	Show sample 3. Configure the component settings: Adjust the primary control to the required position. Verify the alignment indicators are within tolerance. Secure the setting before proceeding to the next step.
`Ordered List Level 3`paragraph	Numbering list for third-level operational steps or sub-steps	Show sample c. Fine-tune the configuration: Adjust the setting incrementally to avoid overshoot. Observe system feedback during each adjustment. Confirm the final state meets the specified criteria.
`Unordered List 1`paragraph	Bullet list for point-form content	Show sample Review the documentation before starting the task. Verify all required tools and materials are available. Ensure the workspace is clean and well lit.
`Unordered List 2`paragraph	Bullet list for second-level point-form content or sub-points	Show sample Prepare the workspace: Gather all required materials. Ensure tools are clean and functional. Verify environmental conditions meet requirements.
`Unordered List 3`paragraph	Bullet list for third-level point-form content or sub-points	Show sample Review configuration options: Advanced settings include: – Adjust tolerance thresholds. – Enable detailed logging. – Confirm compatibility settings.

Headers

Use the style reference table below to understand when to apply each style and what visual outcome to expect.

Name	Purpose	Example
`Header 1`heading	Headline 1	Show sample 1. Headline 1 Top-level section heading used for major document divisions and primary content groupings.
`Header 2`heading	Headline 2	Show sample 1.1. Headline 2 Second-level section heading used to divide content within a main topic.
`Header 3`heading	Headline 3	Show sample 1.1.1. Headline 3 Third-level heading used for detailed subsections within a topic.
`Header 4`heading	Headline 4	Show sample Headline 4 Lower-level heading used for small content groupings or emphasis within a section.
`Header 5`heading	Headline 5	Show sample Headline 5 Smallest heading level, used sparingly for fine-grained structure within a section.

Others

Use the style reference table below to understand when to apply each style and what visual outcome to expect.

Name	Purpose	Example
`Title`paragraph	Document title or product name	Show sample Model number PRODUCT_NAME PRODUCT_NAME_2 PRODUCT_NAME_3
`Subtitle`paragraph	Document subtitle or model number	Show sample MODEL_NUMBER PRODUCT_NAME PRODUCT_NAME_2 PRODUCT_NAME_3
`Inline Asset`paragraph	Center-aligned free-leading paragraph style for drawings	Show sample Supporting paragraph text appears above the inline asset and is visually de-emphasized. Placeholder Supporting paragraph text continues below the inline asset, maintaining reading flow.

Signal words

Use the style reference table below to understand when to apply each style and what visual outcome to expect.

Name	Purpose	Example
`Danger Header`signal word	Group of styles for important safety instructions. Header includes warning sign and shaded bar; content is boxed with border.	Show sample Supporting paragraph text appears before the danger message. ⚠ Danger Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin tortor orci, pellentesque ut ex non, malesuada mollis velit. Supporting paragraph text continues after the danger message.
`Warning Header`signal word	Group of styles for important safety instructions. Header includes warning sign and shaded bar; content is boxed with border.	Show sample Supporting paragraph text appears before the warning message. ⚠ Warning Phasellus quis ante quam. Curabitur sed magna euismod, elementum elit eu, posuere diam. Supporting paragraph text continues after the warning message.
`Caution Header`signal word	Group of styles for important safety instructions. Header includes warning sign and shaded bar; content is boxed with border.	Show sample Supporting paragraph text appears before the caution message. Caution Nunc sagittis neque at purus fermentum, non consectetur diam pharetra. Sed viverra enim nisi vel velit. Supporting paragraph text continues after the caution message.
`Notice Header`signal word	Group of styles for important safety instructions. Header includes warning sign and shaded bar; content is boxed with border.	Show sample Supporting paragraph text appears before the notice message. Notice Aenean ultricies sapien consectetur, mollis urna a, vulputate elit. Sed ac ullamcorper magna, quis iaculis massa. Supporting paragraph text continues after the notice message.

Character styles

Use the style reference table below to understand when to apply each style and what visual outcome to expect.

Name	Purpose	Example
`Bold`character	—	Show sample Bold
`Italic`character	—	Show sample Italic
`Underline`character	—	Show sample Underline
`Strikethrough`character	—	Show sample Strikethrough
`Superscript`character	For special terms or units, for example m².	Show sample Superscript^Superscript
`Subscript`character	For special terms or units, for example H₂O.	Show sample Subscript_Subscript
`Highlight`character	Indicate placeholder text for follow-up actions.	Show sample Highlight
`No Break`character	For non break content e.g. names, URLs	Show sample Please check https://support.pergamon-labs.com

Table styles

Use the style reference table below to understand when to apply each style and what visual outcome to expect.

Name Purpose Example

Basic Table With Borders table

General table with borderlines

Show sample

Generate a troubleshooting table for appliances.

Problem	Cause	Solution
The appliance does not switch on.	Not connected to the socket.	Plug into a functioning outlet.
Smoke or smell during use.	Residue on heating surface.	Ensure proper ventilation.
Switches off unexpectedly.	Thermal protection activated.	Allow appliance to cool down.

Use this style when clear row and column separation is required.

Basic Table Without Borderstable

Table with no borderlines, allow user to be creative with object / text placement

Show sample

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

Placeholder	Lorem ipsum	Placeholder
Lorem ipsum	Placeholder	Lorem ipsum

Nulla facilisi. Donec pulvinar egestas elementum.

Table cell styles

Use the style reference table below to understand when to apply each style and what visual outcome to expect.

Name Purpose Example

Headercell

Header cell style for header row.
• Applied header cell style converts row to header row.
• When a table crosses pages/columns, the header row repeats.

Show sample

Header	Header	Header
Lorem ipsum	Lorem ipsum	Lorem ipsum

Bodycell

Default style of all cells

Show sample

Body

Footercell

Footer cell style for footer row
* row applied footer cell style will convert to footer row
•• when a table crossing 2 page/column, footer row will also appear in next column

Show sample

Footer

Body Align Toptable cell

Based on Body cell, align text to top

Show sample

Body Align Top

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin tortor orci, pellentesque ut ex non, malesuada mollis velit.

Body Align Centercell

Based on Body cell, align text to center

Show sample

Body Align Center

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin tortor orci, pellentesque ut ex non, malesuada mollis velit.

Body Align Bottomcell

Based on Body cell, align text to bottom

Show sample

Body Align Bottom

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin tortor orci, pellentesque ut ex non, malesuada mollis velit.

Object styles

Use the style reference table below to understand when to apply each style and what visual outcome to expect.

✓

Correct illustration

Incorrect illustration

Donec eu diam libero. Proin efficitur massa neque. Donec purus dolor, lobortis eu ultricies id, sollicitudin eu elit.

Name Purpose Example

Inline Textobject

For inline icon align with text

Show sample

Noise level	_dB(A)
Protection class	class 3

Inline Smallobject

Small icon e.g. buttons

Show sample

◀◀ backward ▶▌ pause ☰ menu ▶▶ forward ↩ go back ⌂ home

Inline Mediumobject

Bigger icon to show more details

Show sample

🛠️drill

📏ruler

✏️pen

🔪cutter

Inline Largeobject

Big drawings that will take half of the width of text frame

Show sample

✔

Correct
illustration

✖

Incorrect
illustration

Donec eu diam libero. Proin efficitur massa neque. Donec purus dolor, lobortis eu ultricies id, sollicitudin eu elit. Sed aliquam nibh id orci hendrerit pretium.

Downloadable reference:
The complete Creator Styles reference is also available as a PDF below for offline use.

Pergamon_Creator_Styles_Reference.pdf 2 MB

Style Categories

Style reference table

Paragraph styles

Headers

1. Headline 1

1.1. Headline 2

1.1.1. Headline 3

Headline 4

Headline 5

Others

PRODUCT_NAME

PRODUCT_NAME_2

PRODUCT_NAME_3

Signal words

Character styles

Table styles

Table cell styles

Object styles

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