How do I apply a text style to a text field? For example, suppose I want to annotate a shape with its perimeter and area. The screenshot below shows the result..
Each line of text is a text node containing two text elements. The text on the left is created with my text style. The numbers on the right are text fields, showing some element properties and an Item Type I've assigned. Whatever I attempt, I can't persuade the text field to accept my text style. They persist on displaying the same dark grey background. Although, curiously, they seem to have taken the font from the text style.
Hi Jon
Here are the answers to your questions;
1. Use the Manage Tabs in the Word processor dialog to align the text (Right click on the Ruler)
2. As mentioned by Paul.. This is a Preference setting
3. See below.
NOTE: To get the m² type in m and then ALT 0178
Unknown said:Settings > User > Preferences > Text > Hide Field Background
Well, that does what it says...
However, the text that contains the field still fails to accept a text style. I want the numbers on the right to look just like the captions on the left.
Regards, Jon Summers LA Solutions
I'm referring to the vertical alignment. I create text in the word processor, then insert a field. That causes the word processor to create a text node that contains two text elements. Those text elements are vertically misaligned (see my first screenshot).
[Text Style & Background] As mentioned by Paul.. This is a Preference setting
I can turn the field background off in user prefs., but the field doesn't take on the text style.
See screenshot
Excellent!