It's a bit more complicated to search the document based on Shading - there isn't a specific option such as there is for Highlight.
HOW TO CREATE MORE HIGHLIGHT COLORS IN WORD WINDOWS
(In Word for Windows 2013 onwards, you have to click the dialog launcher icon and then go to the Advanced settings. You have successfully changed the color of hyperlinks in your Word document. You can perform the same steps for FollowedHyperlink if desired. Select the color you wish to use for hyperlinks. In the Current Style area, select Hyperlink, then choose Modify Style.
Go to the Review tab and click the little drop-down arrow below the Track Changes button. Select Hyperlink in the Apply a style area. It’s a global setting for all your documents, not a setting for just one document. Shading has to be removed, then reapplied as if for the first time This is the case even after you close Word and reopen it. You can find Gradient in the drop-down list. Select the text, click Font Color in the Font section of Home tab. To make the gradient effect more obvious, you can choose a relative broad font and click Bold button or press Ctrl+B to make it thicker. Unlike Highlighting, it cannot be toggled Off by clearing the check in Word> Preferences - View - Highlight then simply turned On again later by restoring the check. Enter the text and customize its font and size.It has to be explicitly applied separately to each passage It doesn't stay turned on the way the Highlight Tool does.The selected text will be highlighted with your new color. On the lower right of this Borders and Shading box select Apply to 'text' in the drop down selection. You must first select the text before choosing a color You will see quite a few more colors, but you can also click the button More Colors and there are an infinity of shades you can create and use, for instance with the color wheel.I seldom recommend that workaround because it really isn't the same, although it may well satisfy your need. Also, the button can be added to other built-in or custom toolbars of your own. Shading Color button on the Tables & Borders Toolbar or by using theįill Color button in the Borders & Shading group of the Formatting Palette.
Not intended to dissuade you from using Jim's toolbar :-) but unless it holds other interest for you, it really isn't needed for this specific workaround.
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