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Inspiring
September 27, 2022
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Putting a text wrap around everything

  • September 27, 2022
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I was doing some textwrap earlier and now everytime I create a new object (text box, image box, line) it automatically puts a textwrap around it.

 

I had a similar problem earlier when everything I did automatically was an overlay with a gradient feather. Tried restarting, but still happening.

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Correct answer James Gifford—NitroPress

If you set a feature with no object selected, it becomes a default. For example, if you have no object selected and you set the border color to 1pt blue, everything you create after that will be given a 1pt blue border.

 

The solution is to make sure no object is selected and then change the setting — in this case text wrap, in your prior example gradient feathering — to a neutral or off value. Then it will stop being applied to each new object. (Well, the off or neutral setting will be applied instead.)

 

A very basic UI feature that bites all of us at least once. Sometimes twice. 🙂

 

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James Gifford—NitroPress
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September 27, 2022

If you set a feature with no object selected, it becomes a default. For example, if you have no object selected and you set the border color to 1pt blue, everything you create after that will be given a 1pt blue border.

 

The solution is to make sure no object is selected and then change the setting — in this case text wrap, in your prior example gradient feathering — to a neutral or off value. Then it will stop being applied to each new object. (Well, the off or neutral setting will be applied instead.)

 

A very basic UI feature that bites all of us at least once. Sometimes twice. 🙂

 

Inspiring
September 27, 2022

Ahhhhhhhh … thank you so much!