alignment issue

[dreamflyer]

I find the alignment toolbar only works for typewriter, but not work for callout or text box. While I write in the box, the alignment tool seem work, but when I finish writing and leave the box, the words automatically align to the left of text box. Is that a bug? Can someone let it work well.
And I hope can add a size property of box. Because sometimes I want all the callout box in a same size. Thanks.

[christina]

I find the alignment toolbar only works for typewriter, but not work for callout or text box. While I write in the box, the alignment tool seem work, but when I finish writing and leave the box, the words automatically align to the left of text box. Is that a bug? Can someone let it work well.
The alignment toolbar also works for callout and text box. Can you let me know how do you work with the callout or text box and alignment toolbar?



And I hope can add a size property of box. Because sometimes I want all the callout box in a same size. Thanks.

I will make a feature request for this.

Suggestion Mantis ID:0006788

[dreamflyer]

Christina, thanks for your consideration!

The alignment toolbar also works for callout and text box. Can you let me know how do you work with the callout or text box and alignment toolbar?


When I type words in callout box(cursor active in the text box), I click the align tool, the words alignment seem work as I want. But when I left the box and click other place to let the callout box inactive, then the words will automatically align to the left.

[christina]

Hi Dreamflyer, I do same as you, but I have no the problem. I am using build 3309. what about you?

Does anyone else have the same issue as Dreamflyer?

[dreamflyer]

I do use build 3309. I am not sure if just I met this problem. It seems others are not interested in this discussion. Let it be. Thanks, Christina.

[christina]

Sorry for doing nothing for you. Next Reader version will be probably released in next week. Please have it a try to see if you will be able to get rid of this problem.