Press Ctrl+Opt+V to style the text-layer with the styles in your clipboard. Have a text layer ready with some text that you want to re-style.Ĥ. While the CSS is copied to your clipboard, go to Sketch.Ģ. The clipboard history is per-domain, which means that rei.com and rei.com/subpage/ will share the same clipboard.ġ. To copy a previously copied style, simply click on an item in the history that you want to copy. You can drag the Clipboard History in case it’s covering up some text! The Clipboard History exists as a way to put previously copied styles back into the clipboard. The pink highlight indicates what is currently copied to the clipboard. You can select multiple styles in the page, which will appear in the clipboard history. I suggest you remap it to something better. Select the text you would like to copy and press your desired shortcut. modal should appear with instructions on what to do.Ĥ. When activated, the double-t icon should be bright teal and an empty Clipboard History 3. Click the gray raccoon head in the corner to activate the plugin. Go to a page that you want to copy styles from.Ģ. You should see Ditto in the Plugins dropdown menu.ġ. Voila, Ditto should be installed in Sketch. You should see a double-t icon in the extension menu. Voila, Ditto should be installed in Chrome. Navigate to Downloads/ditto-master/chrome/assets Toggle “Developer Mode” in the upper-rightĤ. Ditto is a Chrome extension with a companion Sketch plugin that allows designers to copy CSS font styles from live websites and paste them directly into Sketch as Sketch styles.Ģ. Paste CSS text styles from a webpage directly into Sketch.
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