How do you add a space after a list in Google Docs?

How do you add a space after a list in Google Docs?

How to Add Space After a Paragraph in Google Docs

1. Sign in to Google Drive.
2. Open your document.
3. Select the whole document, or click inside the paragraph.
4. Click Line Spacing.
5. Choose Add space after paragraph.

How do I change the spacing between bullets in a slide?

Click on the “Line Spacing” icon on the toolbar. By default, depending on the theme you’re using, it’s set a 1.15, which means the next line is 1 line below with a little bit of space between them. To increase the space, click on “Double” to add a complete line height between each point.

How do I make the space between bullets and text smaller?

Right-click, and then click Adjust List Indents. Change the distance of the bullet indent from the margin by clicking the arrows in the Bullet position box, or change the distance between the bullet and the text by clicking the arrows in the Text indent box.

How do you fix spacing in Google Docs?

Change line & paragraph spacing

1. On your computer, open a document in Google Docs.
2. Select the lines you want to change.
3. Click Format. Line & paragraph spacing.
4. Select a line spacing option: To change your paragraph spacing, click Single, 1.15, 1.5, or Double.

Why is there a space after 10 in Google Docs?

This is happening because of the font you’re using. Some fonts take up more space with certain letters/numbers than other fonts. Even a minute amount of extra space can push the content after a double-digit number to the next tab.

How do you fix spacing on Google Docs?

Why is there a random space in my Google Doc?

That likely happened because you didn’t use a hard return. I fixed this in your sample document by changing the “Normal” style to Times New Roman, 12 pt, double spacing. You will need to make that change in your main document as well.

Why is there an indent after 10?

Re: Numbered List Indents After 10. It happens because Verdana is slightly wider than the default font. The numbers all fit within the tab position with the narrower font, but the two-digit numbers won’t fit when you switch to the wider Verdana font.

Why is my Google Doc not going to the next line?

Please press Ctrl + A to select all the content in your document. Then go to Format > Align & indent > Indentation options. In the “Indentation options” panel, make sure the box for “Right” is zero and “Special” is “None.”