Select none if you don't want the text rotated. Although this method is not as easy and flexible as it would be if the feature was fully implemented in Google Docs, it does give an option to insert a floating text box that you can edit in many ways. You can set the overall size, font, and color for all Floating Text using Font > Floating Text but you can also tweak each individual floating text block to vary its size using the Scale Size effect. See below for a video showing how to do this, and read the rest of the post for written directions. 1.0 is the default single spacing option. Sets the line spacing within the floating text item. The distance the floating text is from the top edge of your menu. The distance the floating text is from the left edge of your menu Top To remove the box or accent from the floating text select (none). You can also change the accent's color using the Box/Accent Color selector. You can select a box or accent for the floating text here. Sets the alignment within the block of floating text itself. When you edit floating text a Floating Text box appears with the following fields: Alignment Use the Fonts > Floating Text to change the font, size, and color of your floating text. Use the Insert > Floating Text command to add floating text. It's most useful for incidental text that doesn't fit into the standard menu style format. It's free form and free positioning, so it can be dragged and re-positioned anywhere on a menu and is not affected by Page Spacing or Menu Style formatting.

Hit Save and Close in the top-right corner to finish editing the shape and to add it to your document.Floating Text is text that 'floats' over the normal automatic formatting of Menu Headings and Food Items.

You can also change other options for the shape at the top of the screen.

Define a color for the border by clicking the Border color option at the top.

Double-click on the shape to add your text.

After selecting a shape, draw that shape on your screen.

On the following screen, click the Shape icon, select a shape category, and then choose the shape you want to add as a text box to your document.

Click the Insert > Drawing > New option at the top.

Make sure your document is open with Google Docs.

Here’s how you go about adding a not-so-standard text box in Google Docs: Related: Neat Ways to Create Beautiful Google Documents And the best thing is they all work the same way. These range from round-edged text boxes to leaf-style boxes. If you don’t want a traditional text box, Google Docs offers various other text box styles to choose from. Draw a Text Box and Insert It Into Google Docs

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