I use Google Docs for typing up a lot of work, and I like to type it up in Garamond. However when I add line-breaks sometimes Google Docs decides to revert to Arial 11pt (the default style for a new document, but not used anywhere in mine). Is there a way to stop it doing this?
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Best Answer
Seems to be possible now (4th September 2012, 13:50 GMT-6):
Open a new document or an existing document,
Type some text (or select some existing text).
Change the size, style, and font to what you want.
Open the Format menu.
Point at "Paragraph styles", then at "Normal Text".
Select "Update 'Normal Text' to match".
Future new documents should then default to your settings for 'Normal Text'. Note you may also have to update the style settings for 'Title', 'Subtitle', and headings one through six, if you want them to match.
You may also be able to change default styling from the toolbar, by selecting some text, clicking where it says the name of the current style (usually 'Normal Text'), pointing at "Options", then clicking "Save as my default styles".