#Removing a text box in jutoh update#
To change the appearance of a style, right-click on it in the Styles panel and choose Modify… Make whatever changes you want, and then confirm those changes.Īlternatively, format one heading to the appearance you want, then right-click on the style in the Styles panel and Update style to match selection. Once you’ve done that throughout, then changing the settings for that style will apply the changes automatically to every heading that uses that style – much better than going through and changing all manually! To apply a style to your heading, highlight the heading or put your cursor within the heading then select the heading level you want from the Style pane. Styles come in two parts: defining the style you want to use for your heading, and defining what that style looks like. This also helps with moving around the document. The Styles function in Word will show you the structure of your work in the Navigation Pane (View/Navigation Pane).
This will also lead to a clear structure of information in your book, which will help your reader to find the information they need. There may be content under the heading, or it might go straight to the next heading – that’s up to you. This is now essential for proper ebook formatting, but good advice for print books as well.
But if you plan your work out by using the headings as a skeleton, it will be clear what should be a top level heading, what’s the next stage, what are just emphasised lines etc.Īll headings should be hierarchical – no heading 3 under a heading 1 without a heading 2 between.
It can be easy to get carried away when writing, slapping in headings as you think they’re needed and putting some sort of formatting on them. Plan your hierarchy of headingsĭecide on your hierarchy of headings and plan your content accordingly. I often get non-fiction projects to typeset for print, and I’m noticing a few typical problems, especially when those projects are not copy-edited.
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