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how do I change the "enter" space? Does make sense?
- megE0
no clue what you're asking
- ********0
Paragraph padding, you mean?
- By padding I of course mean spacing. I'm thinking in CSS today.********
- By padding I of course mean spacing. I'm thinking in CSS today.
- ********0
When hit enter, inside a text box... cursor decrese about 4x baseline grid section...
- ********0
Leading?
- d_rek0
uhm, are you talking about doing a hard return? shift+enter
- ********0
shift enter do the same as enter here...
- No, that's not the case. It may look the same but they're two different operations.********
- No, that's not the case. It may look the same but they're two different operations.
- megE0
you mean the leading???
That can be changed by highlighting/selecting the row and decreasing this area
- ********0
- ********0
- ********0
so I need word2 nearest line + wow 427
but when I change leading, it come too near!
how can I increase by row?
- ********0
select your text,
cmd + arrow up/arrow down
- if that doesn't work exactly you can manually type it into the box (like above) and get into decimal points to make it exact ie. 14.4, 14.5, etc.megE
- ********0
thats change leading! and 1 cmd + arrow do nothing and when I do it again, the text overlap!
- megE0
if none of this works, i'd suggest making a new text box and placing it exactly where you want it
- ********0
not a good solution when you are using a baseline grid!
- ********0
- THERE! IN THE FUCKING RED CIRCLE/OVAL THING********
- I know.. nothing happen********
- BECAUSE YOU'RE PROBABLY ALIGNED TO TEH BL GRID!!!********
- THERE! IN THE FUCKING RED CIRCLE/OVAL THING
- ********0
maybe is something about preferences?
- ********0
maybe is something about preferences?
- johndiggity0
you want to use the "space after" in the paragraph palette.
- I can't believe no one said it before now, haha!turnerworks
- See third reply.
;)******** - Ah! I missed the note and was like, padding? wtf? haha!turnerworks
- It's an HTML day in the studio, here. :)********
