In Word 2013 and Word 2016, you can upload a picture file from your computer, search the Internet for a picture, or sign in to insert photos from another location, such as OneDrive or Flickr. On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click the arrow next to Bullets, and then click Define New Bullet.Ĭlick Symbol or Picture, and then choose any symbol or picture that you want to use. To change an entire list level in a multilevel list, click one bullet or number at that level in the list. If you don't see the style that you want in the library, you can define a new bullet style.Ĭlick in the list to which you want to add picture bullets or symbols. There is currently no built-in way to do that.The Bullet Library includes symbol and picture bullet styles. to have some space between paragraphs and a larger space after the block of paragraphs. A list is really just a collection of paragraphs of the same kind.Ĭonfirmed, among others, in the Microsoft Community by MS MVP Suzanne S. Secondly, in terms of styles, MS Word does not differentiate between regular paragraphs and lists. Just as with classes in OOP, the inheriting style simply takes precedence when it redefines a setting. First, Word does not allow to combine styles of the same type. Unfortunately, you cannot combine the two in any way for two reasons. Or create a style that applies spacing between paragraphs of the same style within the list, i.e.
Either ignore the spacing between paragraphs of the same style, in fact creating a spacing style that is applied to the list as a whole.Since a paragraph style is applied to each list item separately, one only has two options with regards to paragraph spacing: And this clearly defeats the purpose of using styles.Īm I overlooking something here or is this really just not possible with Word?Īlas, I've come to understand it's not possible. spacing 6pt after) and manually overrode that style on the first (18pt before) and last item (18pt after). To create the screenshot, I applied one style to all bullet points (i.e. I simply can't figure out how to combine the two using style templates. 6pt spacing between the list items, 18pt spacing before and after the list as a whole: So, this is how it would look like in Word. Specifically, I'd like to increase spacing before and after to about 18pt. Something like "Spacing after: 6pt" looks about right in my case.Īt the same time, I want the list itself to be visually separated from the rest of the text it is embedded in. I'm trying to do something in Word that sounds simple but I still can't find a simple solution.Įssentially, to increase readability of a bullet list and clearly distinguish each item, I wish to have some spacing between these items.
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