Layout: Wrapping Text Around Objects

This section explains how to wrap text around tables, charts, and images in various ways to improve readability and visual appeal in documents.

Wrapping Text Around a Table

When text needs to flow around a table, different wrapping options can be applied. These options control how the text interacts with the table's borders and cells.

• Above: Text appears above the table.
• Below: Text appears below the table.
• Square: Text wraps to fill the space above and below the table, creating a square shape.
• Tight: Text wraps tightly around the table, minimizing the space above and below.

Wrapping Text Around a Chart

Similar to tables, text can be wrapped around charts using the same options: above, below, square, and tight. This is useful for providing titles, descriptions, or annotations related to the chart's data.

• Above: Text appears above the chart.
• Below: Text appears below the chart.
• Square: Text wraps to fill the space above and below the chart.
• Tight: Text wraps tightly around the chart.

Wrapping Text Around an Image

Text wrapping around images provides a way to integrate images seamlessly into a document's layout. The same wrapping options (above, below, square, and tight) are available for images.

• Above: Text appears above the image.
• Below: Text appears below the image.
• Square: Text wraps to fill the space above and below the image.
• Tight: Text wraps tightly around the image.

By utilizing these text wrapping options, you can create more visually appealing and organized documents in ICT applications.