Comment 3 for bug 171602

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Hey come on, Alan! there _must_ be ;)
No seriously, one is used to this from other programs. I'm talking mainly
InDesign here, because afterall Inkscape is so powerful that it can replace
most of the other programs.
So, as Carlo explains, this is especialls important, when you want a
background colour or a stroke. This should be a setting of the text box
(the element, the text is flown in.
Hmm, so to actually do this might be hard. I thought clones might do the
trick, but the don't because I can't change the colours of the clone nor
can I inset or outset...
I don't have quite a good idea yet.