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April 27, 2011
Question

Float Both

  • April 27, 2011
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Is there any way with TLF 2.0 to have an Image appear on its own line? Such that the text above it pushes it down as normal but the text above it fills it own line (as normal aka dont break in the middle of a word just because thats where the user ahd their cursor in insert), then the image with no text on either side of it and then the text continues on the next line. Maybe an example would help.

1the quick brown fox

2jumped over the lazy

3dog the quick brown

the user inserts graphic at the V in over

and the result is

1the quick brown fox

              [     ]

2jumped over the lazy

3dog the quick brown


So that when I add some text on line 1 I get

1NEW the quick brown

              [     ]

2fox jumped over the

3lazy dog the quick

4brown

But when I add a lot of text on line 1 I get

1NEW NEW NEW

2the quick brown fox

              [     ]

3jumped over the lazy

4dog the quick brown

Thanks for any help you can give.

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Adobe Employee
April 28, 2011

There is an attribute for paragraph named *clear* to force a paragraph following the float to not compose next to it, which can be set as *both*.


Pls take a look at http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/2010/07/floats.html

Adobe Employee
April 28, 2011

You can insert a new paragraph and then insert the graphic into it.