how draw vertical line in left of text paragraph with xwpf poi
and add diagonal line in top and bottom of every page
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I want for the text in my entry widget to start appearing at the top as if it was top justified. With tkinter.Entry's justify option you can justify the text to the left, right or center, but not top or bottom. Specifically, I would like to have an option to do the function of the highlighted button below in google docs.
An entry widget only accepts a single line of text. There is no concept of vertical alignment in an Entry widget.
The Text widget supports multiple lines, but it also doesn't have any support for vertical alignment.
Hi Is there some way that Itext and rectangle could be grouped and on clicking on the text, itext is editable with in the rectangle width. In case text is beyond the rectangle, it should wrap to the next line or font size is decreased.
I have a title in a pie chart in Excel 2007 whose text is underlined.
Can I make the line space between text and the underline larger and make the underline longer than the text itself?
I tried to add space before and after the text but the underline does not extend out with the white space.
This is what I have right now:
This is what I want:
VBA solutions are also welcome!
This can be achieved with 'normal' text editing. Add a line break (to allow a wider than normal gap between text and underline), fill the width with sufficient text (eg lots of .s), set the font of this added text to the same colour as its background and change the underline colour to suit (probably black) in Font after right-clicking on the Title box.
Edit re clarification request
I tried one by one each of these methods : setting the BgAlign property to CENTER in the Resource Editor , myLabel.getStyle().setBackgroundAlignment(Style.BACKGROUND_IMAGE_ALIGN_CENTER); but the text of the Label is not centered vertically.
So how to make Label's text centered vertically ?
The following image shows the actual alignement of the Label's text :
Label vertical alignment is unsupported only its positioning in relation to an icon.
As far as I recall you are using FlowLayout for every entry which does support vertical alignment see FlowLayout.setValign(Component.CENTER).
I'd like to automatically pad my shapes with some space so that connectors (e.g. arrows) do not touch the shape, but instead are a few pixels away.
This can be achieved by moving the shape connector points away from the shape, but this is a manual, time consuming process which needs to be done per shape which I would like to avoid.
How can I automatically insert a fixed amount of space between connectors and shapes?
You can do this with a Custom Line End.
If the Drawing Explorer Window is not shown then View Menu > Drawing Explorer Window.
In the Drawing Explorer Window right click on the Line Ends folder.
Click New Pattern.
Give the Line End a name and select Scaled. Click OK.
Right click on the new Line End.
Click on Edit Pattern Shape.
Draw a small line end e.g. an arrow about 0.125 in square or 3 mm square. The arrow should point to the right.
If there line end you created is made of more than one shape group it, e.g. Ctrl+A then Ctrl+G.
Zoom in closely to the shape.
Make sure the Pointer Tool is selected in the Standard Toolbar.
Select the shape.
Mouse over the Shape Rotation Handle e.g. the lollypop.
A new handle should appear with the tooltip Center of Rotation.
Move this handle outside the shape to the right. How far you move will control the offset of your line from the shapes. See image:
Close the Pattern Shape window.
Click Yes to save the pattern.
Select all the lines you want to use the new Line Pattern with.
Format Menu > Line
Change the Line ends: Begin and Line ends: End to the name of your new Line End. The name will be at the bottom of the list.
The lines begin and ends should now appear offset from the shapes they are connected to.
These instructions are for versions of Visio prior to Visio 2010. In Visio 2010 the menu items described are replace with buttons in the ribbon.