00:08So over here you can see that I have a text in the text box right here. So if you
00:13want to work
00:14around with text line spacing or if you want to work around with list, then what you can do is
00:19you can go around over here and select out the text that you want to adjust the line spacing for.
00:25So once you do that, you can go around over here on the top where you see the line and
00:29paragraph
00:29spacing as an option. So right now it's single. That means right after the line ends another line
00:36set up. But if you were to go around into 1.15, then it adds one fourth of the length
00:41of the text
00:42over here as spacing as you can see right here. And it only affects out the text that you have
00:48selected right here. If I were to go around over here and select 1.5, then it adds in 0
00:54.5
00:54that is half space for the text right there. So similarly, you can go around over here,
01:00choose double right here as well. So you have one line of gapping after each of the line as well.
01:05You can go around over here, add in space before the paragraph and space after the paragraph as well
01:11as you can see if you want to. And you can also go around into custom spacing. So let's say
01:16you want
01:16about 1.7 line spacing right here. And before the paragraph, you want 20 points of spacing.
01:23And after the paragraph, you just want three points of spacing. You can press apply and those spacing
01:29gets applied as you can see right there. So that is how you can work around with line spacing.
01:35Another thing that you can do with text is you can work around with lists. So I'm going to press
01:401, 2, and 3 right here. I'm just going to type that in. So 1, 2, and 3. This can
01:46be any word. So once
01:47you select this, and if you were to click on the bullet list, what happens is that it turns into
01:52bullets. You can go around, select out different bullet lists as you can see over here as well.
01:57And if I were to go around and press tab, you can see that it becomes a sub list. And
02:01you can go
02:02around over here and choose another bullet list just like this as well. So just like this,
02:07you can turn around the bullet list. And if you want to change this into a numbered list,
02:11you can click on this. So I'm just going to select all of these, click on this numbered list right
02:17here, and it's 1, 2. And the good thing about lists is if I were to press enter, the numbers,
02:22they actually appear automatically. You can also go around over here and choose different types for
02:28the numbered list over here as well. So if I were to go around, press tab, you can see that
02:33this is
02:34what you have, press tab from the beginning, and you can see that it becomes a sub list automatically
02:40right there. So if you were to go around over here, there's increase and decrease indent over
02:45here as well. And there's also clear formatting as an option. So if I were to pull this out,
02:50add in a color right here. So let me just go around and add in something like this. And if
02:55you
02:55were to click on clear formatting, it becomes a normal text. So if I were to click on the clear
02:59formatting,
03:00you can see that it reverts back to the default font size and text as well. So if I were
03:06to go
03:06around over here on to the decrease indent. So right now, if I were to go to increase indent,
03:12you can see that I can indent out the paragraph over here on the line, right? Just like this,
03:17you can indent this out as well. But if you want to decrease it out, you can click on this
03:21button right here as you can see. And that is how you can work around with text line spacing
03:27and list option inside of Google Drawings. So I hope you guys learned something as always.
03:33And as always, please like, comment, share and subscribe.
