Update to Match Selectionįor this method, you can change the formatting of text in an existing style, then set the changes as the new format for that style. Note that Book Antiqua is set in the 'Latin text font' menu. The options for Heading 3 are shown here. Font Formatting Windowįont Formatting window with additional options such as small caps and all caps. The Modify Styles includes the Format menu at the bottom right which links to different formatting windows. Note: This window includes a checkbox for small caps and options for underline style and color. The detailed font formatting window opens. In the bottom right Format menu, select Font.

“Heading 3”) from the top menu and select Modify. In this method, the writer opens the style editor from the style list in the ribbon. Heading 3: Adding Small Caps and Underlines Modify Style The key is to make sure you access the appropriate formatting tools, then update the style. In the Part 1 styles article, two methods of modifying styles were mentioned.Įither one can be used for advanced styles.

Heading 1 – change to Book Antiqua font, bold, 18 points, dark purple, centered, inside a box with pale purple and a dark purple border.Īdjusted versions of Heading 1-Heading 3 styles.

Heading 2 – change to Book Antiqua font, bold, italics, dark purple, 16 points small caps with bottom border.

Heading 3 – change to Book Antiqua font, dark purple, bold, italics, 14 points, small caps with thick underline.

Again, feel free to adjust your style formats to fit your needs. In this exercise, advanced formatting will be added that will coordinate with the mountain laurel flowers.

Mountain Laurel Exercise File: Default Microsoft Headings.

Once again, we will be using the exercise article about the Pennsylvania state flower, the mountain laurel.

5.4 Adjust Spacing in Paragraph Formatting.

5 Heading 3: Adding Small Caps and Underlines.

You can set borders in CSS using one simple property called border. border-width, border-style, and border-color ).Ī shorthand way where you combine all values into one property called border We'll explore how to do both in this chapter! Border syntaxīefore we look at border value examples, there are two general ways to set borders:Ī longhand way where you list out each value in a different property (ex. You can also create borders around elements in either a shorthand or longhand way, depending on your preference. This results in a ton of border options that can spice up your elements. There are many different ways to adapt a border's style! Here are just some examples of what web borders in CSS might look like (you'll see all of them in this chapter!): So many border options!

This element has an orange border, for example: Element with an orange border Much like you can frame a picture and hang it on your wall, you can add borders to your HTML elements that frame them visually.

Adding custom borders in word