Operation Manual

Figure 282: Object dialog – Type page with Anchor options
Note
The anchoring options are not available in the Object dialog when you are making
changes to the various options available for frame styles. For more information on how
to modify frame styles, please refer to the chapters on styles in the Writer Guide.
Vertical alignment
The normal default setting for vertical alignment for formula objects is to use the text base line as a
reference. This default setting can be changed by modifying the formula frame style. See the
chapters on styles in the Writer Guide for more information.
To change the vertical alignment position of an individual formula object:
1) Right-click on the selected formula object and select Object from the context menu, or go
to Format > Frame/Object to open the Object dialog (Figure 282).
2) Make sure the Type page is selected and select a new alignment position from the drop-
down list in the Position section. The vertical alignment options available are Top, Bottom,
Center or From bottom.
3) If necessary, type in the text box a plus or minus value for vertical alignment. This option is
only available if From bottom vertical alignment has been selected.
4) Select the type of text alignment from the drop-down list in the Position section. The text
alignment options available are Base line, Character and Row.
5) Click OK to save your changes and close the Object dialog.
292 | Getting Started with LibreOffice 5.1