How to indent on Google Docs for citations?

If you’re editing citations on Google Docs, you can place quotation marks around the name of the source, just like you would in a paper. To do this, press Ctrl+Shift+I and then click and drag the cursor around the text you want to add quotation marks to. However, you can also use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move your cursor around and place the cursor over the quote marks.

How to indent text Google Docs citations?

If you're using the Google Docs editor to create citations you can either click the down arrow next to the text to move it up one line, or select the text and press the Tab key. If you have the text color set to black, you'll notice that the text gets darker to make it easier to see where the citations line up.

How to indent text in Google Docs citations?

To style citations for Google Docs, click the Format text menu, choose the Font dropdown menu and click on the More fonts dropdown that appears. Now click on the More fonts icon again to see the list of fonts. For each of the fonts listed, click on the downward arrow beside it to open that font’s menu. A list of fonts will appear. Choose those fonts whose names match the way you want to type the citations.

How to indent text on Google Docs citations?

In the Google Docs citations add-on, click the Edit button to open the editor and press Ctrl+I to bring up the editor menu to open the formatting menu. The menu will allow you to highlight the text you want to format and choose the appropriate type of formatting you want to apply. You can press Ctrl+I several times to add more levels of indentation.

How to indent text on Google Docs for citations?

You can easily add a citation link to a Google Doc, and you might have noticed that the text is automatically indented. However, if you want to add text with a specific indentation level, you have to add it manually. To do so, press Ctrl+T or go to the toolbar, click More tools, and choose Text. In the text editor that appears, press the Tab key to indent your text. To unindent it, press Shift+Tab.