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 [← Previous chapter](https://git.ad5001.eu/Ad5001/LogarithmPlotter/wiki/User-Manual:-Chapter-2) | Chapter 3: Positioning objects ([≡ Index](User-Manual))
 
 # Positioning objects
-Several objects that rely on position can be placed on the graph with your mouse using the "Positioning" interface. This interface can be accessed using the ![Position icon](https://git.ad5001.eu/Ad5001/LogarithmPlotter/raw/branch/master/LogarithmPlotter/qml/eu/ad5001/LogarithmPlotter/icons/common/position.svg) button that can be seen on certain object rows.
+Several objects that rely on position can be placed on the graph with your mouse using the "Positioning" interface. This interface can be accessed using the ![Position icon](https://git.ad5001.eu/Ad5001/LogarithmPlotter/raw/branch/master/LogarithmPlotter/qml/eu/ad5001/LogarithmPlotter/icons/common/position.svg) button that can be seen on certain object rows, or on certain properties in the editor.
 
 List of supported objects:
 
@@ -9,16 +9,21 @@ List of supported objects:
 - Texts
 - X Cursors¹
 
+List of supported properties:
+- X
+- Y
+- Label's X Position
+
 ![Pointer interface screenshot](https://apps.ad5001.eu/img/en/logarithmplotter/pointer.png)
 
 Click on the desired location to apply it to the selected object.
 
-¹ Note: X Cursor only allow for X positioning so you will only see the vertical bar associated with it.
+¹ Note: X Cursor only allow for X positioning, so you will only see the vertical bar associated with it.
 
 ## Settings
 There are two settings available on the interface:
 
-The "Pointer precision" setting allow you to set the amount of digits of precision of the cursor. For example, a pointer with a precision digit of `2` will round all pointed position to `2` digits after the decimal point. Setting a precision to `0` will tound all positions to integers.
+The "Pointer precision" setting allow you to set the amount of digits of precision of the cursor. For example, a pointer with a precision digit of `2` will round all pointed position to `2` digits after the decimal point. Setting a precision to `0` will round all positions to integers.
 
-The "Snap to grid" checkbox rounds the selected position to the nearest intersection of the grid. It's useful for logarithmic scales when you want to quicly select a rounded logarithmic location at a few hundreds or thousands.
+The "Snap to grid" checkbox rounds the selected position to the nearest intersection of the grid. It's useful for logarithmic scales when you want to quickly select a rounded logarithmic location at a few hundreds or thousands.