The Right Way to Change Word Styles to Direct Formatting
Using styles is a great way to ensure consistent formatting in a Word document. But, here’s a way to turn these styles into “direct” formatting.
Using styles is a great way to ensure consistent formatting in a Word document. But, here’s a way to turn these styles into “direct” formatting.
Style manuals often require that footnotes have a blank line between them. There are two common mistakes about how to get this blank line.
Tables of contents can consume much more time than they should. But Word can create tables that automatically update with your document.
Style manuals often require that footnotes have a blank line between them. The best method for achieving this spacing is to edit the footnote style.
To follow the “Student Supplement for The SBL Handbook of Style,” there are three key steps to editing the styles for your table of contents.
It’s not immediately clear how to customize some formatting for tables of contents. The key to make the formatting “stick” is to modify its styles.