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Steve Edmonds wrote:


On 31/08/12 1:48 AM, Dan wrote:
Gilles wrote:
Hello

I use H1 for the document's main title, and H2 for sub-sections.

To make H2 sections more obvious, I'd like to have the text underlined and
have the underline go all the way to the right margin instead of just the
text itself.

I vaguely remember being able to do this with Word, but can LibreOffice
Writer do this too?

Thank you.

     The User Guides for LO have what you want already. The answer is to
use styles.
     Open the Styles and Formatting window (use F11 to do this). When it
opens, right click Heading 2 and select Modify. Click the Border tab. You
want to create a bottom border by clicking below the gray square in the
User defined window. Select the thickness (width) for the line and the
color you want to use. If you have a preference as to the type of line
used, select that also. Click OK. This should do it.

--Dan
Can you not also highlight the H2 text, right click, edit paragraph style
and then set the bottom border rather than opening the styles window (less
scary for a new user).
steve

Yes you can: it is the same dialog that opens. I have been using F11 to open the Styles and Formatting window since OOo 1.0.3 or before. So, it is no longer scary. And yes, I have made quite a few errors in that time. But, I just change the settings back. No big deal. I have even learned to dock this window on the left side of the OOo, AOO, or LO window. They say practice makes perfect. Well, this is not completely true. Practicing doing something the right way will result in remarkable progress though. If you are fairly new to LO, then I would definitely recommend your getting the Getting Started Guide. Spend some time in the Writer chapter looking for things that would help you. Practice these things in some spare time. And if you want more detailed information, get the Writer Guide. Then look at specific areas you think you might need. Time then form some more practice. You can do similar things with the other chapters of the Getting Started Guide when you have time. I use the Styles and Formatting window extensively changing paragraph and character styles as needed, sometimes several times in one line of text.

--Dan


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