Wrap Text box around text

Does any one know if iweb offers a feature to shrink the text box so it just fits around the text...I know how to do it manually but was wondering if there was an automated feature....I haven't found it
or if iweb has a feature that allow you to lock objects together so they become one object...I am adding text and a picture to a few boxes that are 2 tone green with a border and it would be great if once I created them I could lock them...I haven't figured out how to do that ...any suggestions?
Thanks

Does any one know if iweb offers a feature to shrink the text box so it just fits around the text...I know how to do it manually but was wondering if there was an automated feature....I haven't found it
or if iweb has a feature that allow you to lock objects together so they become one object...I am adding text and a picture to a few boxes that are 2 tone green with a border and it would be great if once I created them I could lock them...I haven't figured out how to do that ...any suggestions?
Thanks

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