Some text passages with borders seek to stand out more. You can also apply background color to those text passages. The process of applying background color to text passages with borders in Word is straightforward and can be done through the following steps: How to apply background color to text passages with borders Step 1: Create borders for the text passage. Refer to the guide on creating text borders for better understanding. Note: Creating borders for passages differs from the entire document. Many people mistakenly use the two tabs in the Borders and Shading section: - Borders: Create borders for the selected text passage. - Page Borders: Create borders for the entire document.
In case you want to create a border line for an entire Word page rather than just a passage, refer to how to create a border line for a Word page here.
Step 2: Applying background color to the text with borders
- Go to Borders and Shading
For Office 2007/2010/2013/2016: Click Layout -> select Page Setup -> choose Borders
For Office 2003: Go to the menu Format, select Borders and Shading…
- Select the Shading tab, choose any color in the Fill section. If you want to add another color, select More Color ..., if you want to remove the background color, select No color
Text passage with borders before and after applying background color
Word text passage before applying background color
Word text passage after applying background color
By now, you must have found applying background color to text passages with borders quite simple, haven't you? Similarly, you can apply the same method to apply background color to many different text passages or even to the entire document.
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