Enhancing Web Pages

A basic Web page usually includes text, graphics, and hyperlinks . You can change the look of your Web site by selecting a theme ”a predesigned visual layout that changes text formatting (such as font type, size, format, and color), as well as bullets, backgrounds, colors, and horizontal lines to create a specific mood. Each theme has two color variations: default and vivid . You can also set the background of the current theme as the background for the Web page or document; otherwise a background color is applied.

Use Themes to Add a Color Scheme

Open the Word document to which you want to add a theme.

Click the Format menu, and then click Theme.

Click a theme to view a sample.

Select the check boxes with the options you want.

Click OK.

See Also

See " Formatting Text with Special Effects " on page 58 for information on adding text effects, such as Las Vegas Lights and Sparkle Text, to a Web page.