Of Zoho Writer's HTML options, one is to see the HTML code version of a document by clicking on the 'Toggle HTML source' icon 
at the far-right of the Zoho Writer toolbar's second row. Previously, the HTML code was pretty much unreadable. But now it is indented & if you are a power HTML user, can easily modify it. Also, the HTML code is classified as Head, Body & Styles sections for ease of use. (you can apply your own style by specifying your own style sheet and that gets reflected in the 'Styles' section)
The 'Insert HTML' icon 
that can be of much use too. You can insert a sheet or chart from Zoho Sheet, a slideshow from Zoho Show or a video from YouTube. The advantage of inserting from Zoho Sheet and Show is that whenever the data in the original sheet or show changes, it gets automatically reflected in the Zoho Writer document.
Try playing with the HTML options available in Zoho Writer.
Scott : Our apologies. For Zoho Writer, the FAQ link is hidden inside Product Links. A full help documentation for Writer is getting delayed since we are in the process of revamping the UI. For now, you can refer to the blog posts and to the tips in our forums for how to get things done in Zoho Writer.Here's a compiled list of help documentation and demo video links for the various Zoho services.
Scott : Our apologies. For Zoho Writer, the FAQ link is hidden inside Product Links. A full help documentation for Writer is getting delayed since we are in the process of revamping the UI. For now, you can refer to the blog posts and to the tips in our forums for how to get things done in Zoho Writer.Here's a compiled list of help documentation and demo video links for the various Zoho services.
Am I missing something, or does Zoho writer lack any sort of "help" documentation?If Zoho writer lacks documentation, this is startlingly unprofessional for a company like Zoho that has done so many things well.
Am I missing something, or does Zoho writer lack any sort of "help" documentation?If Zoho writer lacks documentation, this is startlingly unprofessional for a company like Zoho that has done so many things well.