Difference between revisions of "Wrap Margin"
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| − | Shows or hides the {{feature|Wrap Margin}}, which is a vertical line indicating soft {{feature|word wrapping}} | + | Shows or hides the {{feature|Wrap Margin}}, which is a thin vertical line, indicating soft {{feature|word wrapping}} width. If both {{feature|Word Wrap}} and {{feature|Wrap Margin}} are turned on, all lines in the document are wrapped to fit within this margin. If {{feature|Wrap Margin}} is turned off while {{feature|Word Wrap}} is turned on, lines in the document are wrapped to fit within window width. |
| − | Note: {{feature|Wrap Margin}} can stay turned on even while {{feature|Word Wrap}} is turned off. In such case the {{feature|Wrap Margin}} does not wrap lines on its own, rather gives a visual guideline for line lengths and manual line wrapping. | + | Note: {{feature|Wrap Margin}} can stay turned on even while {{feature|Word Wrap}} is turned off. In such case, the {{feature|Wrap Margin}} does not wrap lines on its own, but rather gives a visual guideline for line lengths and manual line wrapping. |
Position of the {{feature|Wrap Margin}} can be easily adjusted by clicking on the margin line and dragging it. | Position of the {{feature|Wrap Margin}} can be easily adjusted by clicking on the margin line and dragging it. | ||
| − | Note: The visual position of the {{feature|Wrap Margin}} changes (along with text of the document) upon horizontal scrolling, therefore, it always denotes the same absolute position within the text. | + | Note: The visual position of the {{feature|Wrap Margin}} changes (along with text of the document) upon horizontal scrolling, therefore, it always denotes the same absolute horizontal position within the text. |
See also {{feature|Word Wrap}}. | See also {{feature|Word Wrap}}. | ||
Revision as of 17:28, 26 June 2011
Wrap Margin
Shows or hides the Wrap Margin, which is a thin vertical line, indicating soft word wrapping width. If both Word Wrap and Wrap Margin are turned on, all lines in the document are wrapped to fit within this margin. If Wrap Margin is turned off while Word Wrap is turned on, lines in the document are wrapped to fit within window width.
Note: Wrap Margin can stay turned on even while Word Wrap is turned off. In such case, the Wrap Margin does not wrap lines on its own, but rather gives a visual guideline for line lengths and manual line wrapping.
Position of the Wrap Margin can be easily adjusted by clicking on the margin line and dragging it.
Note: The visual position of the Wrap Margin changes (along with text of the document) upon horizontal scrolling, therefore, it always denotes the same absolute horizontal position within the text.
See also Word Wrap.