Gradient: Want to give your document background a gradient look, where two colors blend into each other? You can change the colors, shading styles, and more. Here’s what you can do by clicking on the various tabs. Now, a multi-tabbed dialog box will appear. Fun? You haven’t seen anything yet.ĭo the above, but instead of clicking on a color, click on “Fill Effects”. If you click on a color, the Word document’s background will change to that color. A side menu will appear giving you several options. Click on the “Format” menu and select “Background”. Did you know that you could change Word’s background color? How about giving your document a gradient fill or a background texture? It’s all available – if you know where to look. These are the mechanisms for communicating the quality of the Q&A on this site.Word 97 has some very interesting effects. To show the community your question has been answered, click the ✓ next to the correct answer, and “upvote” by clicking on the ^ arrow of any helpful answers. I let you explore the built-in help (and downloadable free manual) to learn how to configure styles. The advantage of this method is the ability to change the background, highlight, font, sier, weight, … from the style definition and changes are immediately effective on all occurrences. The marked range is precisely controlled include the needed spaces in it. In such a situation, create a character style, give a mnemotechnic name and mark up the sequences. Why do you background colour a word (and its surrounding space)? What do you want to convey to the reader? Answers to these questions define a semantic meaning for the word (and more generally any sequence satisfying the definintion).
The correct way to deal with such situation is with styles, specifically character styles. I assume that you apply manually the background colour and this explains why you bump into this range extension/reduction problem.
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