Hi @joanl.2471 Thank you for your question. You'll need to create a bullet point Character Style to change the colour of the bullets (See 4:06). It might seem like a bit of a strange workflow at first but it should mean you can then apply that bullet character style to other bullet points and lists. As for the size of the bullet you can either change this by adding a custom glyph or increasing the point size under the Character Style. Make sure when you create the character style to create it from the Paragraph Panel's - Bullets and Numbering section. Hope this helps.

@@benjaminviney I retried and it worked this time, thanks. I think I used the pink bullet character style before instead of a paragraph style, and that's why it made all text pink. So you set the bullet/numbers sizes and colours in Character style and the text colour, spacing, size etc - in Paragraph style.

Hi @kcbros1515, thanks for your question. The feature should be available even in the free trial as there are no limitations placed on the free trial. It might be greyed out if you're don't have any variable fonts installed on your machine? You can Normally download them from places such as Google Fonts. The Robot Flex font used in the last example is available a Google Font. I think its the one I would recommend if you wanted to give it a go as it has lots of axis that you can edit, play around with. Hope this helps.

Hi @mestayno, that sounds frustrating and unusual. It shouldn't reset when doing so. Have you tried saving your formatting as a Text Style? Specifically a Paragraph style. It should mean you can reapply the formatting instantly if for some reason it's resetting everything. If that still doesn't help jump over to the Affinity Forum and raise a new thread about it.