This article shows how to do it using two different methods.
ensure the ruler is visible by clickingView>Show ruler.
Add the text you want to use the hanging indent with, if it’s not already there.
Highlight the text that will contain the hanging indent.
In the ruler area, click and drag theindent control.
It looks like a downward-facing triangle.
Let it go when you have the text indented to where you want it.
confirm you don’t accidentally grab the margin control instead.
When you let go of the left indent control, you’ll have created the hanging indent.
That throw in of hanging indent can also be applied to multiple sentences or paragraphs.
On the keyboard, press theReturn(orEnter) andShiftkeys at the same time.
Click theTabkey to indent the line by one tab.
What Is a Hanging Indent?
A hanging indent is a text formatting style, likebullet points.
Because of that, the first line “hangs” out over the rest.
Hanging indents are often used for academic citation formats (including MLA and Chicago style) and bibliographies.
They can also be a good way to add an eye-catching text effect that emphasizes certain material.
Want to use this feature in Google Docs?
Learn how by readingHow to Do a Hanging Indent Google Docs.
We also haveinstructions for Microsoft Word.
Alternatively, selectGoogle Driveand upload your video.
To hide a slide in Google Slides, snag the slide you want to hide and right-click it.
SelectSkip Slide; you’ll see a crossed-out eye icon that indicates the slide is hidden.
To show the slide again, right-click and uncheckSkip Slide.
Select thedropdown menunext to the current size and choose the size you want >Apply.
