One of the most powerful features of Google Docs is the ability to create custom paragraph styles. This is a great way to ensure that all of your documents have a consistent look and feel. To create a custom paragraph style, select the text you want to format and then click on the paragraph styles button in the toolbar. From here, you can choose a pre-existing style or create a new style by clicking on the “New style” button.
Once you have created a custom paragraph style, you can easily apply it to other sections of your document by simply selecting the text and clicking on the style in the paragraph styles drop-down menu. You can also modify the style at any time by clicking on the “Modify” button and adjusting its settings.
Step 5: Adding Hyperlinks in Google Docs
Hyperlinks are a great way to direct your readers to other web pages, images or videos related to the topic you’re discussing. To add a hyperlink in Google Docs, follow these steps:
- Select the text or image you want to turn into a hyperlink.
- Right-click the selected text and click on “Hyperlink”.
- A dialog box will appear, and you can paste the URL of the page you want to link to in the “Link” field.
- You can also add a title to the hyperlink to help your readers understand where the link is leading.
- Click “Apply” to save your changes.
Step 6: Creating Lists in Google Docs
Lists are an essential part of formatting text in Google Docs. Here’s how to create lists:
- To create a bullet point list, place your cursor at the beginning of a line and click on the bullet point icon in the toolbar.
- To create a numbered list, click on the numbered list icon in the toolbar.
- To format a list, you can adjust the indentation, line spacing, and bullet point style.
- You can also add or remove items from the list, and Google Docs will automatically adjust the numbering or bullet points.
Step 7: Adding Tables in Google Docs
