In this video tutorial I explain how to create a new style and add it to the quick style gallery. This is especially useful if you take inline notes in your paper or dissertation (by inline notes I mean, for example; “double-check this citation,” “find the quote from Clines,” etc.). If you use a pre-defined style for your notes and use it consistently in the document, then it’s easy to find out if you’ve eliminated all the notes before printing a final copy and to quickly browse the document from note to note (future tutorial). Also, in another future tutorial, I will show you how to rearrange the order of the styles as they appear in the quick style gallery.
For access to all information about the template see the central Dissertation Template post.
Jillian Ross says
2015-10-03 at 23:20Hi Todd,
Thanks for all your help. I tried to create a style for my appendices. I built it off your chapter # style. My problem is that the TOC does not give the appendices their own “appendix numbers” but continues with the chapter numbers. I have ten chapters, so in the TOC my first appendix reads 11, not 1. How do I fix it?
Todd Patterson says
2015-10-06 at 08:10Thanks for the comment Jill. You later wrote me an email in which you pointed out that:
“You restart page# then it auto corrects then hit undo and it stays.”