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How to evenly distribute vertically two objects inside a layer on a background?


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How to evenly distribute vertically two objects inside a rectangle object bounds?

 

I would like to distribute the icon and the text evenly inside the greenish background rectangle. How to do it using the Arrange button options on the toolbar? Is there some specific order in which I should position the layers?

 

I've tried to select the layers in different ways, and different distribution options using the AD help file but I was unable to get a quick automatic result so far.

 

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As a temporary workaround you can add 2 rectangles to the outside of your green rectangle (shown in red in my diagram) then select everything except the green rectangle and "Space Vertically".

 

PS The red rectangles do not need to be the same height, just make sure they touch the outsides of your green rectangle.

 

 

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As a temporary workaround you can add 2 rectangles to the outside of your green rectangle (shown in red in my diagram) then select everything except the green rectangle and "Space Vertically".

 

PS The red rectangles do not need to be the same height, just make sure they touch the outsides of your green rectangle.

 

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Very clever indeed, but do not forget to vectorize the text (as shown in the example) so that the distribution is truly equal. Or play with the height of the baseline of the text so that it is centered in its frame.

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