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228 Setting text at an angle - InDesign Tutorial
From the course: InDesign Secrets
228 Setting text at an angle
- It's easy to rotate a text frame in InDesign, like this frame over here on the left, but it's not at all obvious how to set the text on an angle, like this text on the right. I'm not even sure how to describe that text. I like to call it Tower of Pisa text, where all the text is tilted over to the right. There are several ways you could achieve this in InDesign. One method is to use anchored text frames, but that's kind of a hassle, so here's another, relatively straight forward technique that lets you pull off this effect quickly. I'm going to apply it to this text frame down here. I have several paragraphs inside this text frame, and I've used rule below to separate them with that dotted line. Once I have the text more or less the way I want it, I'm going to select that frame with the selection tool. That's the black arrow tool at the top of the tools panel, but then, I'm going to change to the direct selection tool by pressing the "a" key on my keyboard, or you could just select…
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161 Keeping page numbers on top of master items3m 55s
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162 Adding automatic currency symbols in a table cell or before text3m 50s
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163 Make a pop-up footnote for your ebook3m 48s
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164 Deleting tabs at the beginning of paragraphs and applying a paragraph style3m 10s
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165 Five InDesign Presentation tips6m 28s
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089 Three great Object Styles for any designer8m 1s
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090 Choosing alpha channel image transparency2m 25s
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091 Adding and reading metadata for InDesign files3m 25s
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092 Adding ALT tags to your images6m 59s
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093 How to Place & Link a text frame's text but not its formatting7m 4s
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094 Setting the baseline position of a caption2m 39s
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051 Five things that should be in every new file5m 19s
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052 Forcing EPUB page breaks with invisible objects6m 21s
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053 Understanding component information6m 39s
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054 Creating running heads using section markers4m 16s
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055 Making a font with InDesign using the IndyFont script5m 20s
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056 Finding where that color is used7m 17s
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037 Updating a linked table without losing formatting5m 18s
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038 Creating electronic sticky notes4m 49s
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039 Moving master page items to the top layer for visibility2m 48s
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040 Five guide tricks that will impress your coworkers6m 18s
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041 Letting InDesign add the diacritics4m 21s
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042 Using single-cell table cells for custom paragraph formatting6m 2s
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