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To view the baseline grid:
Choose View > Show Baseline Grid.
To align selected paragraphs to the baseline grid:
In the Paragraph palette, click Align to Baseline Grid
To ensure that the leading of your text does not change, set the baseline grid leading
to the same leading value as your text, or to a multiple thereof.
Aligning and justifying text vertically
You can align or distribute lines of text in a frame along its vertical axis to help keep type
vertically consistent among frames and their columns. You can align text to the top, center,
or bottom of the frame using each paragraph's leading and paragraph spacing values. You
can also justify text vertically, which evenly spaces lines regardless of their leading and
paragraph spacing values.
Good garden design
begins with vision,
planning and a lot of
doing. There are no
shortcuts to producing
lush, passionate
gardens.
Bottom alignment (left) and Justify (right)
Vertical text alignment and justification is calculated from the baseline positions of each
line of text in the frame. Keep the following in mind as you adjust vertical alignment:
The top of the frame is defined as the baseline of the first line of top-aligned text. The
First Baseline Offset option in the Text Frame Options dialog box affects this value; for
more information about the First Baseline Offset option see
properties" on page
The bottom of the frame is defined as the baseline of the last line of bottom-aligned
text.
When the Align to Baseline Grid option is applied to paragraphs with Top, Center, or
Bottom alignment, all lines will be aligned to the baseline grid. With the Justified
option, only the first and last lines will be aligned to the baseline grid.
If you adjust a text frame's Top or Bottom Inset values in the Text Frame Options dialog
box, you change the location of the first or last baseline, respectively.
Vertical justification isn't applied to text that takes on a non-rectangular shape due to
influences such as text frame shape, text wrap, or corner effects. In these cases, top
alignment is applied. When a corner effect is applied, vertical justification is possible if
you make the text area rectangular by increasing the Inset value in the Text Frame
Options dialog box, relative to the Size value in the Corner Effects dialog box.
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Good garden design
begins with vision,
planning and a lot of
doing. There are no
shortcuts to producing
lush, passionate
gardens.
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