Sad... Word 2003 used to move used styles to top of list, but even Word 14 doesn't do that anymore. I'm gonna try to create a few styles and number them so that they stay on top list, and not give them any new attribute. Anybody knows the simplest syntax to create new styles that extend other ones, so that only name is changed?
Hikari ( 2012-02-19 23:17:46 +0200 )editthere is also a "applied styles" filter option
as to creating styles so that only the name is changed: Just use "new" from the contextmenu when right-clicking on your existing style. If the "Organizer" tab doesn't list anything in the "contents" area, everything is inherited from the linked style.
cloph ( 2012-02-20 00:01:49 +0200 )editOne last question. I tried to create a copy of Heading 1 style, but it keeps reporting "no numbering + 0" in its contains. In its XML element it has only its display name, parent and family, there's nothing removing numbering. Do I need to add something to keep its number?
Hikari ( 2012-02-20 17:38:23 +0200 )edit
