Which panel controls when and how text wrap around an object?

Which panel controls when and how text wrap around an object?

• A. Paragraph Styles Panel
• B. Show a Panel
• C. Text Wrap Panel
• D. Swatches Panel

Answer: (C)

Wrapping text around objects is controlled by the Text Wrap panel. This panel lets you choose how text should flow in relation to an object—whether there’s no wrap, wrap around the object’s bounding box, or wrap around the object’s shape. It also lets you set the spacing (offset) so there’s a consistent gap between the text and the object, and adjust behavior for more complex shapes. Access it in InDesign with Window > Text Wrap. The other panels serve different purposes: Paragraph Styles controls formatting of paragraphs, Swatches handles colors and swatches, and a generic Show a Panel option isn’t a specific wrap control.

Wrapping text around objects is controlled by the Text Wrap panel. This panel lets you choose how text should flow in relation to an object—whether there’s no wrap, wrap around the object’s bounding box, or wrap around the object’s shape. It also lets you set the spacing (offset) so there’s a consistent gap between the text and the object, and adjust behavior for more complex shapes. Access it in InDesign with Window > Text Wrap.

The other panels serve different purposes: Paragraph Styles controls formatting of paragraphs, Swatches handles colors and swatches, and a generic Show a Panel option isn’t a specific wrap control.