If you want to see this lesson in action, take a look at the video above. When you open this window you have more controls over the size and formatting of your selected text. If you want more options, you can open the Font window from the Font menu. A window will open and you can set the color you want to text to be. To change the color of the selected text, you select Colors under the Font menu. You can also make the text bigger and smaller. Right click or press and hold on Sticky Notes in the Start menu (All apps) or on the taskbar, and click/tap on Settings in its jump list. You can make the text bold, underline, or italic. To Change Theme Color Mode for Sticky Notes. Now you go to the menu bar and under Font you will see you have a number of different options. You can elect all the text in a note or just the words you want to format. To format the text in a note, you first select what you want to format. It will basically remove the styling from Safari. When you select this, your Mac will paste the text you copied and match the styling of a Sticky note. Now you go to Edit in the menu bar and you’ll see Paste and Match Style. I usually use command+A to select all the text. To remove formatting of a note in Stickies, you first have to copy the text in the note. What I would like to to is remove that formatting. In my example in the video above, when I created a note from Safari, all the formatting was copied as well, so the text is a different color and the background is gray. When you use the service to create a note in Stickies, all the formatting is copied as well.

A simple way to describe sticky positioning is that it is a combination of relative and fixed positioning. you can also bold or italicize texts, underline segments, and create sections. when taking a note, you can create a title, change the color, increase or decrease transparency, and select a font. In this lesson for Stickies on the Mac we look at how we format a note in Stickies. Simple sticky notes are easy to drag around and come in a variety of themes and colors.

Sticky notes change font color