OPALE - 10.0 - Utilisation - Manipulations et astuces/en

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To move an element of the overlay, select it first. Click on the [[File:Iconeselectin.PNG|frameless|120px ]] icon, then on the element you want to move. To select multiple elements at once, hold the "Ctrl" key down and select each element.  
 
To move an element of the overlay, select it first. Click on the [[File:Iconeselectin.PNG|frameless|120px ]] icon, then on the element you want to move. To select multiple elements at once, hold the "Ctrl" key down and select each element.  
  
The object is highlighted and it position/dimensions are displayed.  
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The object is highlighted and its position/dimensions are displayed.  
  
Once it was selected, the element can be moved using the mouse or the arows of your keyboard (numeric keyboard).  
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Once it was selected, the element can be moved using the mouse or the arrows of your keyboard (numeric keyboard).  
  
 
If the exact position of this element is known, its coordinates can be directly typed in (X and Y) as well as its dimensions (W and H), in the left part of the status bar.  
 
If the exact position of this element is known, its coordinates can be directly typed in (X and Y) as well as its dimensions (W and H), in the left part of the status bar.  
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Designing tips:
 
Designing tips:
  
Pour l’utilisation des rotations, il est conseillé de le faire objet par objet et non sur plusieurs objets sélectionnés en même temps.  
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To rotate objects, it is recommended that you rotate one object at a time, do no select multiple objects to rotate at once.  
  
  
'''Alignements d’un objet'''  
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'''Aligning an object'''  
  
Lorsqu’un objet est sélectionné, le menu contextuel propose des options d’Alignement pour cet objet individuel
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When an object is selected, a right-click will offer you various aligning options for the object.
  
 
[[File:Allignement.PNG|700px|center|sans_cadre]]
 
[[File:Allignement.PNG|700px|center|sans_cadre]]
  
  
Les alignements à gauche, à droite, en haut et en bas permettent de « coller » l’objet aux marges correspondantes définies pour le modèle. Les trois autres options permettent de centrer l’objet sur la page :  
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Aligning it to the left, right, top and to the bottom allows you to align your object to the corresponding margins in the template. The three other options allow you to align the object to the center of the page:
* horizontalement sans changer sa position verticale.
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* horizontally without changing its vertical position.
* verticalement sans changer sa position horizontale.
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* vertically without changing its horizontal position.
* au milieu exact de la page.
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* in the exact middle of the page.
  
  
'''Alignements de plusieurs objets'''  
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'''Aligning multiple objects'''  
  
Il est également possible d’aligner plusieurs objets entre eux. Une fois les éléments sélectionnés, le menu contextuel propose des options d’alignement pour cet ensemble d’éléments.
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Objects can be aligned one with another. Once the elements are selected, a right-click will offer you aligning options corresponding to this set of elements.
 
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[[File:Alignementsplus.PNG|500px|center|sans_cadre]]
  
* L’alignement « Sur la page » : si l’option est sélectionnée alors toutes les possibilités d’alignement seront appliquées sur la page en entier et non pas que sur la zone occupée par les objets sélectionnés.
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* Align to the page: if this option is selected all alignment possibilities will be applied to the page in its entirety rather than to the zone of the selected objects.
* L’alignement à gauche repositionne tous les objets par rapport à celui le plus à gauche.   
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* Align to the left: all objects are positioned according to the farthest object at the left.   
* L’alignement à droite repositionne tous les objets par rapport à celui le plus à droite.   
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* Align to the right: all objects are positioned according to the farthest object at the right.   
* L’alignement en haut repositionne tous les objets par rapport à celui le plus haut.   
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* Align to the top: all objects are positioned according to the highest object.   
* L’alignement en bas repositionne tous les objets par rapport à celui le plus bas.
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* Align to the bottom: all objects are positioned according to the lowest object.  
* Le centrage horizontal repositionne tous les objets au centre de l’espace compris entre le plus à gauche et le plus à droite, sans modifier les positions verticales des objets.
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* Align to the center horizontally: all objects are positioned in the center, between the object that is the farthest at the left and the one that is the farthest at the right, without changing their vertical position.
* Le centrage vertical repositionne tous les objets au centre de l’espace compris entre le plus haut et le plus bas, sans modifier les positions horizontales des objets.   
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* Align to the center vertically: all objects are positioned in the center, between the highest object and the lowest one, without changing their horizontal position.   
* Le centrage au milieu combine les deux options précédentes.
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* Align to the center: both the previous options are combined.  
* La répartition verticale permet de répartir uniformément les objets sélectionnés sur toute la verticale de l’espace.
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* Align (Vertical): the selected items are distributed evenly on the entire vertical space.  
* L’alignement « En ligne » repositionne les objets verticalement en forçant l’espacement vertical entre chacun avec la valeur précisée. Très utile pour uniformiser la hauteur de lignes d’un tableau par exemple.  
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* "Line": objects are positioned vertically according to the spacing you define. This can be useful to standardise the height between the lines of a table.  
  
  
'''Tracer une ligne droite'''   
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'''Drawing a straight line'''   
  
Pour tracer une ligne parfaitement rectiligne (horizontale ou verticale), appuyer sur la touche "Shift" ou "Ctrl" du clavier pendant le tracé de cette ligne à la souris.  
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To draw a straight line (horizontal or vertical), press the "Shift" or the "Crtl" key of your keyboard while you draw the line with your mouse.
Cette option peut également être activée par défaut dans les Préférences de l’application.  
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This option can also be activated by default in the Preferences of the application.  
  
  
'''Tracer un tableau'''
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'''Creating a table'''
  
Pour obtenir un tableau parfaitement dessiné et aligné, sans utilisé l’option Tableau statique :  
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To create a perfectly drawn and aligned table without using the static table option:  
* tracer d’abord le rectangle du contour du tableau.
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* first, draw the rectangle that will act as the borders of the table.
* tracer des lignes verticales pour définir les colonnes.
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* draw the vertical lines to create columns.
* tracer éventuellement des traits horizontaux pour définir les lignes si besoin (entêtes de colonnes par exemple).
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* draw horizontal lines to create lines if necessary (column headers for example).
* sélectionner enfin l’ensemble des éléments du tableau, puis appuyer sur la touche « a » minuscule du clavier.
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* finally select all elements of your table and press the lowercase "a" on your keyboard.
  
  
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Remarque :
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Note:
  
Cette aide à la conception est également opérationnelle en partie Dynamique du projet.
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These tips also apply to designing the Dynamic part of a project.

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Moving an object

To move an element of the overlay, select it first. Click on the Iconeselectin.PNG icon, then on the element you want to move. To select multiple elements at once, hold the "Ctrl" key down and select each element.

The object is highlighted and its position/dimensions are displayed.

Once it was selected, the element can be moved using the mouse or the arrows of your keyboard (numeric keyboard).

If the exact position of this element is known, its coordinates can be directly typed in (X and Y) as well as its dimensions (W and H), in the left part of the status bar.


Change the size of an object

Changing the size of an object can be done in two different ways:

  • with your mouse: hold the button of your mouse down on one of the indicators (square shaped or circular) which surrounds the object, then move the indicator to change the size of the object. The object follows the movement of the indicator, which allows you to adjust the size in real time. The coordinates and dimensions of the object also adjust as you change the size of the object.
  • By typing in the length and the height of the object directly (see above: the W and H fields).


Editing a geometric shape or a text box

Using the corresponding options in the toolbar, using a right click or using the properties of the object, on a geometric shape or a text box, several things can be edited:

  • The outline: type, thickness, colour.
  • The filling: none, shaded, hatched, shaded, coloured or not.
  • The orientation (rotation).

Designing tips:

To rotate objects, it is recommended that you rotate one object at a time, do no select multiple objects to rotate at once.


Aligning an object

When an object is selected, a right-click will offer you various aligning options for the object.

Allignement.PNG


Aligning it to the left, right, top and to the bottom allows you to align your object to the corresponding margins in the template. The three other options allow you to align the object to the center of the page:

  • horizontally without changing its vertical position.
  • vertically without changing its horizontal position.
  • in the exact middle of the page.


Aligning multiple objects

Objects can be aligned one with another. Once the elements are selected, a right-click will offer you aligning options corresponding to this set of elements.

Alignementsplus.PNG
  • Align to the page: if this option is selected all alignment possibilities will be applied to the page in its entirety rather than to the zone of the selected objects.
  • Align to the left: all objects are positioned according to the farthest object at the left.
  • Align to the right: all objects are positioned according to the farthest object at the right.
  • Align to the top: all objects are positioned according to the highest object.
  • Align to the bottom: all objects are positioned according to the lowest object.
  • Align to the center horizontally: all objects are positioned in the center, between the object that is the farthest at the left and the one that is the farthest at the right, without changing their vertical position.
  • Align to the center vertically: all objects are positioned in the center, between the highest object and the lowest one, without changing their horizontal position.
  • Align to the center: both the previous options are combined.
  • Align (Vertical): the selected items are distributed evenly on the entire vertical space.
  • "Line": objects are positioned vertically according to the spacing you define. This can be useful to standardise the height between the lines of a table.


Drawing a straight line

To draw a straight line (horizontal or vertical), press the "Shift" or the "Crtl" key of your keyboard while you draw the line with your mouse. This option can also be activated by default in the Preferences of the application.


Creating a table

To create a perfectly drawn and aligned table without using the static table option:

  • first, draw the rectangle that will act as the borders of the table.
  • draw the vertical lines to create columns.
  • draw horizontal lines to create lines if necessary (column headers for example).
  • finally select all elements of your table and press the lowercase "a" on your keyboard.


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Note:

These tips also apply to designing the Dynamic part of a project.