Forum Discussion
Style for Heading - Adding a straight line on the second row of the text
Is it possible to set a style that is meant for heading 1 and it has a straight line on the second row of the text? how can I do that so that it will appear automatically based on style updates?
Kidd_Ip is correct.
You would want to modify the paragraph/linked style to include a bottom border.
When you are in the Modify Style dialog, click on the Format button/menu and choose Border.
You can modify the thickness and the distance from the text.
Make sure that the border is set to be for the paragraph.
3 Replies
Kidd_Ip is correct.
You would want to modify the paragraph/linked style to include a bottom border.
When you are in the Modify Style dialog, click on the Format button/menu and choose Border.
You can modify the thickness and the distance from the text.
Make sure that the border is set to be for the paragraph.
Thank you! It works!
I believe yes, you can create a Heading 1 style in Microsoft Word that automatically places a straight line beneath the text. The correct way is to modify style formatting and add a border but not just manual underlining, so the line appears consistently whenever Heading 1 is applied.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/office/customize-or-create-new-styles-d38d6e47-f6fc-48eb-a607-1eb120dec563
