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Italophile Italophile is offline Put a vertical line to the left of the numbering in a Paragraph style for a heading Windows 11 Put a vertical line to the left of the numbering in a Paragraph style for a heading Office 2021
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Originally Posted by Charles Kenyon View Post
It does not have the border trick you demonstrated.
It doesn't need to. Once you understand that you can edit the xml to get around limitations you learn by experimentation. That's how John learned.

But you only experiment when you have a need to do something. Necessity is, after all, the mother of invention. I only learned to modify the border in this way because a client had the same intractable design issue. Similarly, I only experimented with the missing options in table styles because I needed to create a single table style that could be used to produce multiple table designs for different purposes by simply toggling the style options.
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