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Why is the text "skewed" in my text box here ...
http://www.work-sat.com/Work-Sat/Sat_Skeds.html
See how the first letter of each line is off - like it is "super-script?" The phenomenon also
occurs elsewhere in some lines.
What have I done wrong??? It's just annoying.
Clint Bradford
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8), 2006-era MBP.
The passage concerned is not text but an image containing text. Did you make this image outside iWeb and import it as an image, or did you create the text inside iWeb and get it to make an image to preserve the font? If the lateter, did you type the text or paste it in from a word processor?
I don't see it in Safari or Firefox.
Firefox
Safari
That would tell me it's something in your display, because the image ISN'T skewed.
That's odd, because I see it in both: when I click in the text and drag it to the Desktop I get an image called 'shapeimage_1.png'which exhibits the same issue when examined in GraphicConverter. This is the image:
The two links in the top line aren't in the image but must be overlaid as text boxes (notice that they are slightly misplaced in your screenshots). You will notice that in his screenshots and this image the lines drop again at 'work it in "full' and below, which they don't in your screenshots.
If you click in the text and drag do you get the image or does it select text?
OK - I solved it.
The image I uploaded here was a simple screen shot. The text is in a text box in iWeb. The box itself was "skewed" - I grabbed a corner and re-adjusted it to 0.0 degreees, and all cleaned up.
I surely do not remember grabbing a corner and creating this problem - but that's how it fixed itself.
THANK YOU for the input.
Clint Bradford
Text skewed
