The hidden headings do not consume any space on the finished document. Rinse and repeat for all other headings in your doc.On the next line, write the level 2 (1.1) heading text and apply the Heading2 style.At the beginning of a new section, enter some dummy text or even just leave the line blank and apply the Heading1 style.Click the Show/hide hidden fomatting icon (Home ribbon, looks like a backward P) to SHOW hidden formatting.Click the Format button (in the bottom left corner) and choose Font.Right-click the Heading1 style in the styles gallery and choose Modify.The trick is to modify the Heading1 style to make the text hidden.
You still need to keep the conventional structure of 1 (level 1, Heading1 style) and 1.1 (level 2, Heading2 style) so that 1.1 progresses to 2.1, 3.1, 4.1 etc. Yes, it’s certainly do-able and it’s a question that’s come up before in various forms. To remove a section break from your Word document, first click the “Home” tab.Thanks for your question.
Even Page: Starts a new section at the next even-numbered page.This is often used on documents with multiple columns. Continuous: Starts a new section on the same page.Anything to its right (or below it) will move to its own page. Next Page: Breaks the text at the cursor.
If you’re unsure, there’s a description of each below. Under “Section Breaks,” select the type of break you want to insert on the page. This is where your new section will begin, so it’s a good idea to avoid breaking up words or sentences and instead look for opportunities to break the page at the end of a paragraph or at least a sentence.Ĭlick the “Layout” tab on the ribbon at the top of the Word window.Ĭlick “Breaks” under “Page Setup” to open a new drop-down menu with multiple options for both Page and Section Breaks.
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