Indent

[#1]

I'm try to keep an indent the same around a graphic box when I switch from side to side. My graphic are all located on the side close to the binding. On one page all my indents work fine. On the other page they are all jammed up. Is there a setting to change this?

[#2]

I'm try to keep an indent the same around a graphic box when I switch from side to side. My graphic are all located on the side close to the binding. On one page all my indents work fine. On the other page they are all jammed up. Is there a setting to change this?

[#3]

Hi Eric:

Can you share a screen shot of a 2-page spread so that we can see the frames that are working and the ones that are not? Are you using anchored frames with the position set to Run Into Paragraph? Or are you actually using paragraph indents?

~Barb

[#4]

Bard,

All my graphics are anchored frames set to Run into Paragraph and To align Side Farther from Binding. As I go from step to step I go from the step with my indent to step without an indent. I would like to keep the indent without a special Right and Left format.

Thank You

Eric Schaffer

Service Training Instructor

Customer Support Division - Training Department

Yanmar America Corporation

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[#5]

Hi Eric:

That is how I would approach it as well, and here is the result as the image moves from left to right.

What I'm looking for is a screen shot so I can see what is happening with your layout. Note that you can't add a screen shot if you reply via email. Please follow the link and reply in your browser.

~Barb

[#6]

Not what I'm looking for. If you look at my pages the Step second line is indenter so the Step stands out. When I go to the next page the second line indent doesn't fit.

So I guess my real issue is a second line indent when the anchored frame is.

Thank You

Eric Schaffer

Service Training Instructor

Customer Support Division - Training Department

Yanmar America Corporation

[#7]

Your posts don't have a screenshot, so we can't look at the Step second line.

[#8]

orry, I attached it but I guess it didn't stick

[#9]

We can now see the screen shot, Eric, thank you. So this replicates the issue?

Here's why this is happening:

On a right page, the tab/indent line up correctly over the list.

On the left page, they are misaligned because of the anchored frame.

I would approach this layout using sideheads (side farther from binding) and change the anchored frames to outside column (sider farther from binding).

~Barb

[#10]

OK, that works to fix that issue but it brings up another one. My lines under my headers get cut off at the edge of my columns and my headers wrap.

[#11]

Are you talking about the blue/green rules in your screen shot? Or is this after activating sideheads? Again, please share screen shots.

Pictures help us help you faster. Otherwise, we are just guessing at what you mean.

~Barb

[#12]

Maybe I'm doing this wrong??

[#13]

Again, clarifying... is this what you are looking for?

If yes, set the title to Across All Columns and Sideheads (Paragraph Designer > Pagination), and define a negative distance above baseline for the anchored frame.

~Barb

[#14 · Accepted solution]

It looks like we are on the right track. I think I can figure the rest out. Thank you so much

[#15]

Great. Glad we could help.

~Barb