SECTION 2
Lesson 2.5: Changing Text's Position

   

 

 

You can use text alignment to change the position of your text in a line. Let’s look at the three types:

 

Right Align

Right alignment aligns your text with the right-hand margin. You can enable right alignment by pressing Ctrl + R on your keyboard, or by clicking the right align button on the formatting toolbar.

 

Centre Align

Centre alignment places your text in the middle of the line. You can turn on centre alignment by pressing Ctrl + E on your keyboard, or by clicking the centre align button on the formatting toolbar.

 

Left Align

Left alignment aligns your text with the left-hand margin. You can enable left alignment by pressing Ctrl + L on your keyboard, or by clicking the left align button on the formatting toolbar.

 

 

 

Here are some alignment examples:

 

 

Note that you can use text effects in combination with alignment. This can be useful when creating text that needs to stand out like report titles.