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Hi Gérard,
that's not normal. It's a long standing bug, I think.
Consider effects or table for example where the effect or the table crosses the spine and is not inside its container frame:
Effects like drop shadows are exported with the odd page, also tables that cross the spine.
Not so paragraph shading, paragraph borders or paragraph rules:
Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( ACP )
Exporting pages as spreads is a semi "solution", it will be not accepted by the printers where one needs single page PDFs for imposition.
There is a workaround, but this requires a text frame where the center of the frame is on the odd page and the needed insets come as paragraph insets and not as text frame insets. Hm. Or with a text wrap like that:
Exported as PDF not using spreads, but single pages as this is required for imposition purposes:
Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( ACP )
Hi together,
I created another InDesign document to show the two solutions I see:
[1] Text frame crossing the spine where the paragraph has a large right indent.
[2] Text frame crossing the spine where the texts have no right indent, but the center of the frame is on the opposite page and text wrapping element is keeping the text left to the spine.
Download the documents from my Dropbox account. InDesign:
IDML exported:
Pages exported to PDF and opened with Acrobat:
Other solutions are welcome…
Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( ACP )
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