An added header was placed on top of the text on a drawing. What happened?

An added header was placed on top of the text on a drawing. What happened?

• A. Page size changed
• B. Text boxes overlapped
• C. Font too large
• D. User did not check 'Fit content inside margins'

Answer: (D)

Think about margins as the safe area where new content should sit. When you add a header, the tool can place that header within those margins if you enable the option to fit content inside margins. If that setting isn’t used, the header isn’t constrained and can extend over the area where existing text sits, causing overlap. So the header ended up on top of the text because the added content wasn’t kept within the margins. Turning on "Fit content inside margins" keeps the header inside the margins and prevents it from covering existing text.

Think about margins as the safe area where new content should sit. When you add a header, the tool can place that header within those margins if you enable the option to fit content inside margins. If that setting isn’t used, the header isn’t constrained and can extend over the area where existing text sits, causing overlap. So the header ended up on top of the text because the added content wasn’t kept within the margins. Turning on "Fit content inside margins" keeps the header inside the margins and prevents it from covering existing text.