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Do as indicated in my previous message, using the red line. Adjust the position of the text with the triangles on the line.

@bonnersuk, If you want something like my attached file, draw the dividing line between sky and earth, click on it with “Artistic Tool”. Click on “Align Centre” in the context bar. On the curve, move the orange triangle to the right end and type the text. Finish by adjusting the position with “Baseline” in the studio's “Character” tab. The lower part of my screenshot shows what the curve will look like when the text is typed.

Hi @Anthony R, I'd suggest using closed shapes instead of simple lines.

Thank you for sharing your solution!

For my part, I used a conical gradient applied to a donut, with the same color at 0% and 100%. Of course, this also works with a simple circle.

Hi @Janice P, Your file works normally here, with W11 and Affinity Designer v. 2.5.5.

No problem, thanks for registering it!

If you are using Windows, the method is the same as that given by @firstdefence, but using the ‘Alt’ key instead of ‘Option’. But that doesn't explain why the tracking didn't work for you.

It would be a real shame to do away with dandelions - they're so good with just a little oil, lemon and salt! The flower buds before they open are a delight.

It's strange, I'd already deleted from the ‘User’ folder the fonts for which I'd initially done ‘Install’ instead of ‘Install for all Users’. After reinstalling them for all users they're back in the ‘Users’ folder too. It would seem that they are installed in both folders. For the moment there doesn't seem to be any conflict, everything is working correctly.

Sorry for the late reply, I wasn't in today. I also have version 1.000 which is not from Dafont.com but which I bought from Fontshop.com.

Hi Walt, install for all users and in the Windows fonts folder.

I also use Windows and have no problems with this font. Perhaps it's because I have the shareware version I bought at the beginning of last year.

When using ‘Transform Mode’ to reduce the size of one side of a shape with rounded corners, from a certain point onwards the transformation is no longer symmetrical (whatever the radius of the nodes and whether or not the shape is converted to curves). Video_2024-08-22_191711_modifier.mp4

Hi @sansnom, render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's! It wasn't me who created the original poster, it was @Mightywombat. My comment wasn't a criticism, it's just my feeling. For example, if I see a painting of an old sailboat navigate from left to right, it disturbs me, but there's nothing I can do about it, as far as I'm concerned the painting is inverted. 😏