Formatting

Adding headings in Google Docs is a breeze once you know where to look. Just click on the Styles menu, usually showing ‘Normal text’ by default, then select one of the heading styles. You’ll see your text transform instantly, and this change will help you organize your document more effectively. After you apply headings, your… Continue Reading How to Add Headings in Google Docs

Indenting on Google Docs is a snap! By using the ruler or the menu options, you can easily adjust the indent of your paragraphs. Whether you’re looking to create a hanging indent for a bibliography or adjust the overall layout of your document, the tools within Google Docs can make it happen smoothly. After indenting… Continue Reading How to Indent on Google Docs

Mirroring an image in Google Docs is a slick trick to create a reversed effect of your original picture. It’s like holding up a mirror to your photo on the screen. After you complete the action, the image will appear flipped horizontally or vertically, providing a mirror image that can be used for various creative… Continue Reading How to Mirror an Image in Google Docs

In Google Docs, to include an exponent, use the equation tool: Click “Insert”, select “Equation”, type your base number, click “New equation”, then type the exponent. You can also use the superscript feature by highlighting the exponent number, clicking “Format”, selecting “Text”, and then “Superscript”. Now, let’s dive deeper into the process and its implications.… Continue Reading How to Include an Exponent in Google Docs

Adding fonts to Google Docs is a straightforward process that involves accessing the font menu, selecting “More fonts,” searching for your desired font, and adding it to your list. Once added, the new font will be available for use in all your Google Docs documents. After you complete these steps, the new font will appear… Continue Reading How to Add Fonts to Google Docs

To apply strikethrough in Google Docs, follow these steps: Highlight the text you want to strikethrough, click on the “Format” button at the top, select “Text,” and finally, choose “Strikethrough.” You can also use the keyboard shortcut ‘Alt + Shift + 5’ (Windows) or ‘Command + Shift + X’ (Mac). After completing the action, the… Continue Reading How to Use Strikethrough in Google Docs