The ScholarSpace template has many of the styles already set up. Now when you go to Draft or Outline view, you’ll see the style for each paragraph shown in the column to the left of your text. Under Display, set the width of the Style area pane width in Draft and Outline views to 1 inch or so. We suggest you set up your styles in a blank document, then save it as a template as described in Creating and Using Template s. In Word 2010, go to the File tab, click Options, and click Advanced. To see a list of the predefined styles in Word, look at the Styles Group in the Home Ribbon. Styles also allow for quick changes throughout your document – if you change the font of a Heading style, for example, any text identified with that heading will then be changed throughout the document. In particular, applying the Heading styles identifies text that can be used to automatically generate a table of contents. Styles define the appearance of text elements throughout your document. Click after the chapter number and enter the text for the chapter heading. The word Chapter and the chapter number will appear. In the Styles Pane, click Heading 1 style. Rather than formatting each heading or quote one-by-one throughout your entire document, you can use styles to specify what each category of text should look like, and then label your text as “Heading” or “Subheading” or “Quote” as needed. Or, to create an additional chapter, follow these steps: Click where you want to insert the new chapter heading and insert a page break (see Section and Page Breaks ). You can specify that you want your primary headings to be centered and bold, and your subheadings should be left aligned and italicized. With styles, you can specify that all of the quotes in your document be single-spaced and indented by. In the preview section, click the right and left border buttons to remove the side borders. These “categories” are called styles in Word. Click Custom then make the following selections to create green borders: In the color picker, choose the same green you chose for the font.
body text (the words in each paragraph).Your dissertation is likely to have a few different categories of text that need to appear differently including:
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