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Using styles

Suppose that you want to apply the same area fill, line thickness, and border to a set

of objects. This repetitive process can be greatly simplified by the use of styles. Styles

allow you to define a formatting template (a style) and then to apply that style to

multiple objects. For more about styles, see Chapter 6 (Introduction to Styles) in the

Writer Guide.

Click on the Styles and Formatting icon on the Line and Filling toolbar or

press the F11 key to open the Styles and Formatting window (Figure 98). This

window can be docked to the left or right side of the main Draw window, if you wish.

Figure 98: Styles and Formatting window

Creating a new style

Select an object and customize the area fill and border. When you are satisfied, click

on the New Style from Selection icon on the Styles and Formatting window.

This defines a new style based on the selected object. Type a name for the new style

and click OK.

Applying a style

Once the new style is defined, you can apply it to other objects. Select another object

and double-click on the style name you defined. The new object will acquire the area

fill and line properties of that style.

Tip

Question: What happens if I modify a style after it has been applied?

Answer: Then every object with that style is updated automatically!

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