How to get proper runaround/spacing for inline graphics

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January 8, 2016
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Hi,

(FM2015, Windows 7, structured documents)

I have yet to figure out how to get automatic runaround (or better yet, automatically-adjusted line spacing) for an "At Insertion Point" anchored frame. Is this possible? See the sample pic... the anchored frames always overlay any surrounding content. Can this be fixed? The runaround properties of the graphic inside don't seem to change anything.

Thanks,

Russ

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Correct answer Bob_Niland

That overlap is probably due to Paragraph Format > Basic

Line Spacing:

Fixed
being selected. Unselect it and see what happens.

You might also consider, for those little Anchored Frames:
* tighten up the cropping

* set Distance Above Baseline to zero or even slightly negative

Bob_Niland

Correct answer

Community Expert

That overlap is probably due to Paragraph Format > Basic

Line Spacing:

Fixed
being selected. Unselect it and see what happens.

You might also consider, for those little Anchored Frames:
* tighten up the cropping

* set Distance Above Baseline to zero or even slightly negative

R

Russ WardAuthor

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Bob, that did the trick, thanks. I guess I don't really know what "Fixed" setting really means. Maybe just that if you uncheck it, the specified line spacing is a minimum only?

Russ

Bob_Niland

Community Expert

re: I guess I don't really know what "Fixed" setting really means.

It means use the Line Spacing as specified, period, and do not adjust for anchored frames, oversize text in the line, content from adjoining lines, and probably other intruders.

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