Working with Headings and Text
A lot of empty space lies to the right of the logo you added in the preceding section, so a natural inclination is to fill the hole with a slogan, organization propaganda, or user instructions. Giving in to this temptation lets you try adding InfoPath’s preformatted headings to a table cell.
The Pick Formatting To Apply list in the Font task pane has HTML heading styles 1 through 5, Normal (10-point Verdana is the default), and Clear Formatting choices. Applying a color scheme assigns the primaryVeryDark color to headings. The larger headings enable you to add outlandishly formatted text, as shown in Figure 7-3. (“Before” has the orange accentDark color applied.)
Figure 7-3. This is an example of overdoing the ...
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