I'm creating a book with approximately 22 chapters. There are about 40 figures in the book. They are all on stand-alone pages, with a different Master than the main text. Because the design is evolving as I add more content I have been using Synchronize Book, primarily to tweak and/or add Paragraph and Character styles, but also adding some Master Page tweaks. I have all selections ticked in Synchronise Options. I am seeing what feels like very strange behaviour, where some graphics frames are moving upwards immediately after I synchronise. Some graphics do not move. If the frames move then it is by a consistent amount, but that amount is determined by whether the figure is on a recto or verso page. This is how the page looks pre-sync (selected frame manually added, and then illustrator file placed). After syncing graphics frame on the left hand (verso) pages move upwards a small amount: If I manually move this page to the right-hand (recto) side then I see similar, but more extreme, behaviour after a sync: However, to reiterate, about half the pages I have with figures aren't displaying this behaviour. I feel like I have created them in identical fashion, but the figures don't move after synching. Can't for the life of me work out how they differ from the pages that are being modified. As best I can tell they do not have any Object Styles applied. (I also have text frames with pullquotes on most (regular) pages of the book which are placed in essentially identical fashion, all of which do have an Object Style applied, none of which move after synching.) Can anybody suggest what might be going on? a possible fix? There are about forty figures in total (so enough to be a pain, but few enough that I will happily rebuild all figures pages from scratch if anybody has any suggestions). They are all on the same size artboards in a single Illustrator file.
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