![]() ![]() (Sorry if this is something glaringly obvious I'm missing- I've literally just starting using this tonight, so I'm still pretty much in the "haphazardly poking at buttons and running to the internet every thirty seconds" stage. Hi Im trying to figure out how to space text vertically while keeping the same space as with horizontally without the need to work around the obvious ways of doing so. Is there either a way to make my text curve vertically, or to do it letter-by-letter but ensuring they all line up right? Make sure thát the top óf the ellipse touchés the baseline óf your text, ánd (assuming you wánt a symmetrical árch) that your téxt and ellipse aré vertically aligned. The only way I can see around it is creating the text letter-by-letter, and attaching each letter to the path, but when I tried it didn't line up evenly. ![]() I can get the text attached to the path, but regardless of what I do, the text doesn't go the right direction (thus far the best I've gotten out of it is from reversing the path, which puts the text right-side-up on the bottom of the curve. I'm designing a logo that needs to have text curved ("Howling Wolf"), vertically, along a crescent. Hi all I've just gotten started using inkscape, so of course I manage to get myself into something I can't Google my way out of the first try
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