Creating a new style

Word 2019 also offers styles, which are a named set of formatting conditions to help you create a consistent-looking document, which is especially useful for documents with more than one page. Instead of having to apply multiple attributes, such as the color, size, font, spacing, and alignment, separately on each part of your document, Word offers predefined collections of attributes that can be quickly applied to parts of your document. 

The existing styles in the Word 2019 environment are located under the Home tab. Title, Heading 1, Heading 2, and Heading 3 are the most popular options. You will also see the Normal style in the Styles drop-down list:

1. Select some text in the document and format the text, choosing the formats of your choice (for example, underline, dark blue color, size 12, and the Courgette font type):

2. With your selected text still highlighted, click on the drop-down arrow of the Styles group and select Create a Style:

3. A dialog box will appear asking you to name the style:

4. Click on Modify... to access more options relating to the style.
5. Click OK to save the style to the gallery:

6. The new style is now visible in the Styles group and you can apply it to other headings or text throughout your document.