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I'd change this to category "minor" for severity, but the Bug interface does not allow me to make such an alteration. |
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Also in 1.5.1.svn |
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My examples were simply three characters of text, to wit "333". When I add a carriage return line feed, then the behavior changes, so it seems that what kind of text is in the text box affects the behavior of the interface. Also, I confirmed that this behavior occurs in Linux, against my customized build of: 09 October 2015 Build ID: C-C-T-F-C1.14.2-64bit Using Ghostscript version 9.15 |
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Workaround: add a carriage return to the text with nothing thereafter and the horizontal icons become operative. |
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how does one change vertical alignment ? |
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Good question -- it's not easy to get to that point. 1. select the text box. 2. select characters of text within the text box, this will cause the Properties menus to change. 3. Once some text is selected, then the menu "Columns & Text Distances" will appear. 4. The first pick list under "Columns & Text Distances" is "Vertical Alignment"; there are three choices: a) Top, b) Middle, and c) Bottom |
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alignment-off.gif (55,656 bytes) |
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Confirmed on OSX 10.10.5 1.5.1svn r20718 Added gif |
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Good news, I can't recreate this bug anymore on OSX 10.10.5 1.5.2svn r21215 Please retest with the latest trunk! |
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Not having Arial installed, I cannot reproduce - tested different fonts. Arch Linux 1.5.2 r21208. (And you don't have to select characters to get to vertical alignment ;-) ) |
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this was probably fixed by boxes merge |
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Closing |
- Anonymous
