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inside it, will then be scaled to fit the available space. This is how it's done:
1. Right-click the Box or Div element and click the respective element on the shortcut menu.
Alternatively, select the element (see "Selecting an element" on page194) and on the
Format menu click the respective element.
2.
Click the Content tab.
3.
Check the Copy Fit option.
4.
Enter the Min font size and/or Max font size using a valid font measurement unit (pt, px,
in, cm or mm). Do not put a space between the number and the unit.
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The minimum font size is 1pt. The default minimal font size is 4pt.
When the minimum font size is left blank, the font size in Design view becomes the
minimum font size. This means that the text can only be made bigger than its initial
size.
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The maximum font size is 1048pt. By default this is 48pt.
When the maximum font size is left blank, the font size in Design view becomes the
maximum font size, so that the text can only be made smaller than its initial size.
5.
When the option Fit to width only is checked, no line breaks will be added to the text.
6.
Optionally, you can specify a child (an element inside the Box or Div) by giving its ID, for
example: #product, or class, for example: .product - note the dot. The Copy Fit feature
will only be applied to this child element.
Tip
To give an element a class or ID, select it and add the class or ID on the Attributes
pane. An ID is meant to be used once in each section, while a class can be shared
between several elements.
7.
Click Apply or OK. Note that the effect of the Copy Fit feature can only be seen in
Preview mode.
If it is impossible to make a text fit within the box with the given minimum and maximum font
size, this will be reported as an error during a preflight (see "Testing scripts" on page391).
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