If text inside of a shape (say, rectangle or textbox) does not fit within the shape’s borders, then it is simply displayed outside of the borders (if flags “Fit width to text” and “Fit height to text” are not set).
Is there a way to hide the text outside of shape’s borders? (Really hide, not just to set the font’s color to that of the background. )
This is not a real solution but the best approximation I could find.
The shape acts like a clipping one only when you enable some animation.
Format>Text, Text Animation tabScroll in and eventually tune the other parametersAfter the progressive scroll in, only the central part of the text remains visible inside the shape.
Apparently, you can’t align the text left or right; it is centered only.
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