Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 45498
Enable contents of frames to be alligned to bottom of frame.
Last modified: 2013-02-07 22:32:42 UTC
Sometimes it is necessary to align the contents of a frame relative to the bottom of the frame, rather than to the top. In page layout applications which support frames (Quark, InDesign, etc.) this is implemented as an "align to bottom" option, where the bottom of the frame is placed where the bottom of the text needs to appear. As new lines are added to the frame, the text is "bumped up" to make room for new lines. In OpenOffice, the only way to align text or other objects to some bottom reference point, is to resize or reposition a frame after its contents have been edited. It would be extremely useful to be able to set the alignment of a frame to "bottom" and have its contents automatically aligned to the base of the frame. This would be especially useful in templates, where the size of the paragraphs/images would not be known in advance.
This feature request would naturally tie into issue: 21713, which is a request to allow the contents of a frame to be centered vertically. So an overall solution would be to allow the verticle alignment of the contents of a frame to be one of three things: top, center, bottom.
Reassigned to requirements.
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