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Setting for text layer to fix position when changing justification?

Explorer ,
Oct 02, 2023 Oct 02, 2023

I receive art for the web sites I create via PS files. In a recent file I recieved, when I changed the justidfication of a text layer from left to center, the entire text box moved. But when I inserted a text layer in the same document, entered text and changed the justification, the text box didn't move.

 

When I click on each, I can't see any setting that's different anywhere onscreen. Where is the setting that controls this?

 

Thanks in advance.

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Explorer , Oct 02, 2023 Oct 02, 2023

I figured out what the issue is. In my current PS setup, the size of the text box changes to fit the text. In the past I have made layouts in PS and I was able to make text boxes, size and place them exactly the way I wanted them and independent of what text was inside them. Then I imported them into Animate and every setting was preserevd.

 

I assume there a setting in PS that governs that. Where do I find that?

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Community Expert ,
Oct 02, 2023 Oct 02, 2023

Your text box should not move and there is no setting to control this. Can you post a screenshot of what happened to the one that moved?

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Explorer ,
Oct 02, 2023 Oct 02, 2023

Below are 3 example images. The only difference between them is one of the text justification buttons has been clicked. It clealy shows in each case that the text field itself has been moved.

 

PS Textfiled moving.png

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Explorer ,
Oct 02, 2023 Oct 02, 2023

I figured out what the issue is. In my current PS setup, the size of the text box changes to fit the text. In the past I have made layouts in PS and I was able to make text boxes, size and place them exactly the way I wanted them and independent of what text was inside them. Then I imported them into Animate and every setting was preserevd.

 

I assume there a setting in PS that governs that. Where do I find that?

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Community Expert ,
Oct 02, 2023 Oct 02, 2023

You clicked to make point type / single line of type. You need to click and drag to make paragraph / area type. 

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LEGEND ,
Oct 03, 2023 Oct 03, 2023
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This is not correct, and why I asked about point text. Your screenshots don't show the text box. The TEXT itself can move but the TEXT BOX does not. Use paragraph not point text as answered already.

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LEGEND ,
Oct 02, 2023 Oct 02, 2023

Are you using paragraph or point text? And if paragraph text, is your text box larger than the actual text? Your text can and will move (in different ways) depending on those settings.

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