OVERVIEWTemplates, Styles and Better Formatting have been among the most requested Google Docs features. Well, you asked and we listened!So,
as a first step we've enabled "Edit CSS" on Docs such that you can
explore styling documents. Think of Docs as the platform and the world
wide web your place to explore the different styles! The possibilities
are endless!Secondly, we've included some examples of CSS styles here to get you started. It's
important to note that CSS is something that takes advanced knowledge
and we don't recommend utilizing this functionality unless you're
comfortable and familiar with it. As we all know,
this is a user help group, so please utilize this pages section to help
one another out and to engage in CSS information sharing. We recommend
you use outside sources to enhance your knowledge of CSS styles. A
simple search for "CSS Examples" or "CSS Tutorials" is a good place to
start.The examples given below just scratch the surface of the
style possibilities so I'm very excited to see the different styles you
all create.Current Limitations
"Edit CSS" is not supported offline (with Gears) yet.
Images (specified through styles) are not propagated through Export as PDF/Print yet.
In this initial launch of CSS, we won't be allowing external image URLs to be used with CSS
in Docs. However, you can still utilize images by uploading them and
using the Docs image URL instead. There are instructions about this in
the first example below. Getting to your CSS dialog box!