The need to flip ordinary text is a rare task. The easiest way to solve this problem is to use a graphics editor that allows you to do whatever comes to mind with the text. But the result will only be in the form of an image file. There are several ways to flip the text directly in the document without inserting pre-prepared pictures from a graphics editor.
Instructions
Step 1
In a text editor Microsoft Word, you can flip text by placing it in a WordArt. To do this, go to the Insert tab, click the button labeled WordArt, and select the very first style from the list. This will give you access to the text entry for this object and the font settings for it.
Step 2
Select the size, typeface and type the desired text, and then click the "OK" button.
Step 3
Right-click the created object and select Format WordArt from the context menu.
Step 4
Go to the "Colors and Lines" tab and set in the "Color" field the desired shade of the text color, and in the "Lines" field - the options for the outline of the letters. If you don't need a stroke, select the "No color" line.
Step 5
Click the Size tab and set Rotation to 180 ° to flip the text. Then click the "OK" button and the task will be solved - you will have an inverted inscription that you can edit, move, color, etc.
Step 6
If you need to flip text in an HTML document, you should use the new CSS3 style description language specification. In it, you can now set the angle of inclination of page elements using the transform: rotate (XXXdeg); syntax. True, you will have to write a separate line for each type of browser:
.flipDiv {
-o-transform: rotate (180deg); / * For Opera * /
-moz-transform: rotate (180deg); / * For Mozilla FireFox * /
-webkit-transform: rotate (180deg); / * For Chrome and Safari * /
transform: rotate (180deg); /* Default */
/ * The next 2 pages are for Internet Explorer * /
filter: progid: DXImageTransform. Microsoft. BasicImage (rotation = 2);
width: 500px;
}
Step 7
Place the style description code in the heading part of the document (between the and tags), and in the desired place on the page place a block (div) with the indication of the described class flipDiv in the class attribute. For example, it might look like this: This is an inverted text
Step 8
In addition, you can use scripts that replace ordinary letters with icons of other alphabets, similar to inverted letters. Online services with such scripts can be found on the network - for example, one is on the Vkontakte social network -