You can align text within a frame or in different frames by using the baseline grid. This is useful, for example, when you want to align two or more text frames that contain different fonts, font sizes, and spacing.
All objects can snap to the baseline grid; only text frames can align to the baseline grid. Snapping is turned on or off for all objects (it’s a grid setting). Alignment is turned on or off for individual frames (it’s a text frame setting). For information about displaying or hiding the baseline grid, turning snapping on or off, changing the grid color, and setting the line spacing, see Baseline grid.
When you align paragraph text to the baseline grid, the line spacing is adjusted automatically so that the lines of text sit on the baseline grid. When text is aligned to the baseline grid, the line spacing is controlled by the grid rather than by the text properties that have been previously set. For more information about line spacing, see Adjust line and paragraph spacing.
If you align a text frame to the baseline grid and then link it to another frame, both frames are aligned to the baseline grid. If you align one of several already linked frames to the baseline grid, only the selected frame is aligned. For more information about linking text frames, see Combine and link paragraph text frames.
| To align paragraph text to the baseline grid |
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| 1 . | Click View  Grid Baseline Grid. |
| 2 . | Select a text frame. |
| 3 . | Click Text Align to Baseline Grid. |
You can also right-click the text frame and choose Align to Baseline Grid.
You can align multiple selected frames at the same time.
The features documented in the Help are available in the full version of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2020. Some features may not be available in this version of the product.
