I am trying to teach myself how to write templates for a program called Advice OS from Midwinter.



In one of their default templates they have the a ?field?section?heading? I don't know what its called.

Where they have a heading, when you hover over it it comes up with the name of the heading and makes a box around the contents.

When I create headings they don't have this box.
is there something you need to do to create it? or is it because their template may be written in an older version?

The two pics below reflect their heading when hovered over; and my heading when hovered over, respectively

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The 'bounding box' to which you refer is a content control of the kind you can insert from Word's Developer tab.

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Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]

You might find https://www.gmayor.com/insert_content_control_addin.htm a more user friendly means of inserting content controls and FWIW I would suggest putting the different coloured header outside and above the content control rather than leave it to the user to format.


Looking at the content of the control, frankly I don't see the point of it here. This should be fixed text and the content control used for collecting the user's input relating to that content.

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Graham Mayor - MS MVP (Word) (2002-2019)
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Thankyou both, it is Content control.