How do you make columns equal height?
How do you make columns equal height? There is an option for width, but apparently not for height.
TIA
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.6
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How do you make columns equal height? There is an option for width, but apparently not for height.
TIA
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.6
Ensure that you select Equal Column Width in the Pages Layout panel. Select just the text that you want in columns and increment the column count. This produces two identical columns with the same height, but owing to sentence/paragraph behavior, the first line of the second column may be a blank line giving the columns an unbalanced view. Here is an example:
The above text is 13 pt EB Garamond. By increasing it to 14 pt, or potentially changing the font entirely, that "The first story…" sentence now appears at the top of the second column. Line spacing won't help much at all here and just increases the height of the two columns.
Ensure that you select Equal Column Width in the Pages Layout panel. Select just the text that you want in columns and increment the column count. This produces two identical columns with the same height, but owing to sentence/paragraph behavior, the first line of the second column may be a blank line giving the columns an unbalanced view. Here is an example:
The above text is 13 pt EB Garamond. By increasing it to 14 pt, or potentially changing the font entirely, that "The first story…" sentence now appears at the top of the second column. Line spacing won't help much at all here and just increases the height of the two columns.
Thank you for replying; much appreciated.
I have tried this but it makes no difference. I must be missing something.
Pages is getting there, but is still remarkably "unintuitive" when it comes to less obvious formatting. (Try creating a new character style and then applying it. They seem to have forgotten that you don't always update an existing style to do this. Open Office is far better at this, but for other reasons I still prefer Pages.)
pqb
Just discovered what I missed. There was no newline below the text I wished to put into columns. Add the newline, and it works.
Thanks again.
pqb
You are welcome. Pages. Fun, travel, and adventure…
How do you make columns equal height?