Today you will

• add one photo beside the table in your table document
• set the photo so text sits neatly beside it
• draw one arrow that points at the most important row

A callout is a small shape or arrow with a short label that points the reader at something.

Warm-up

Think of a flyer you saw recently. What caught your eye first: a photo, a shape or the words?

Wrapping decides how text sits around a picture. Choose Square in Word or Wrap text in Google Docs.

Crop trims empty edges off a picture.

Group joins two shapes, like an arrow and a label, so they move together.

A picture border is a style you pick from the picture's options. To line a picture up with your table, type the table's width into the picture's width box.

Example

A product photo sits beside a price table, and one arrow points at the highest cost.

You will try the tools on a practice page first. Watch your teacher, then follow the steps in the box below.

You must get as far as the arrow. The steps marked Extra are only for when you have time.

• If there is a big gap beside the picture, the wrap is still In line. Change it to Square or Wrap text.
• If table cells hide under the picture, set Square or Wrap text. Then drag the picture into the margin beside the table, not into a cell.
• If you can't find shapes in Google Docs, use {{menu:Insert -> Drawing -> New}}. Draw the arrow, then click {{btn:Save and close}}.