[scribus] positioning text frames

Andrew akroiter at tpg.com.au
Sat Jul 9 02:19:28 UTC 2011


On 09/07/2011, at 11:47 AM, Gregory Pittman wrote:

> On 07/08/2011 09:25 PM, Adrienne Carmack wrote:
>> Ok, here's another question.
>>
>> I have some quotes set off in text frames. I would like them to be  
>> precisely positioned exactly between the text above and below. I  
>> know how to move them around, but how can I make it be exactly  
>> centered vertically between the preceding and following lines of  
>> text?
>>
>
> Not quite sure what you're doing/trying to do here. A simple way  
> might be to turn on the baseline grid so that you can move your text  
> and see visually what you're doing.
>
> More advanced:
> If you set up a paragraph style, this can include settings for the  
> amount of space above and the amount below each paragraph. There are  
> many advantages of using paragraph styles, not the least of which is  
> that you can modify the style, and then it is altered wherever it is  
> used.
>
> see the online manual Help > Scribus Manual > Documentation >  
> Scribus Basics > Working with Styles (and Working with Text)
>
> Greg
If I've understood Adrienne situation, what is wanted is "align and  
distribute"  under the windows menu.

Select the three (?) text frames.

 From the window menu, select align and distribute

Select the distribute tab

Select the icon in the second row, far right - make vertical gaps  
between items equal.

Hope that helps.

Andrew



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