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I have a main text spread across two columns. In this text I have a quotation block, with a different paragraph style (lower font size, indentation). This quotation block starts at the bottom of the first column, and ends at the top of the second column. Because of this, when the main text resumes in the default style, it is not vertically aligned with the main text of the first column:

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Is there a way around this? I work with the latest development branch of Scribus (1.5.8).

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    I'm not familiar with Scribus, but I would suggest that you try searching for 'baseline grid' or 'snap to baseline'
    – Westside
    Commented Feb 16, 2023 at 13:37

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You can use the Align to Baseline Grid option in the Properties > Text dialog. I'm not sure about more recent development versions, but I suppose it will be similar.

An example showing three linked text boxes:

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  • Thank you, that's the setting I was looking for!
    – Jean-Marie Prival
    Commented Feb 17, 2023 at 8:36

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