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larhondajeff826
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January 18, 2020
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How to remove the border around an InDesign text frame

  • January 18, 2020
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Hello,

I need help in removing border that appears around my text frame. I've looked at all the Text Frame Options and have changed all the setting and nothing is working to remove the .25in border that appears all around the text frame. Can someone please advise on how to fix this. 

LaRhonda

 

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    Correct answer larhondajeff826

    No. There was no stroke it really was the settings in the Object > Styles panel. Once I select none for the framing, the border went away.  

    Thanks for your feedback.

     

    LaRhonda 

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    LaubenderCommunity Expert
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    October 7, 2021

    Hi AlphaData,

    there are several possible solutions mentioned in this thread.

    What was the one that helped you?

     

    Category 1:

    Did you set the stroke weight of the frame to 0 ?

    Did you apply the swatch [None] to the stroke of the frame?

    Did you apply an Object Style ? If yes which one?

    Did you set the text's paragraph shading to swatch [None]?

    Did you set the text's paragraph border's stroke weight to 0 ?

     

    Category 2:

    Did you select "Hide Frame Edges"?

     

    Something else entirely?

     

    Thanks,
    Uwe Laubender

    ( ACP )

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      AlphaData
      Participant
      October 7, 2021

      Hi, LaRhonda,

      I came here with the same question, and this feed helped me find the answer. I'm not sure why some people are being so rude in the comments section. It shouldn't matter how new (or not) we are to a program or product. This software is powerful, and there is always something to learn.

      You are doing awesome! 

      -AlphaData

        JonathanArias
        JonathanArias
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        January 18, 2020

        sound like you hae a stroke around your frame:

        use the black arrow to select the frame, like this:

         

        if you look at the fill and stroke it should look like this:

         

        click on the stroke, it will look like this:

         

        on the swatches, go back to first screenshot. look at how black is selected? click none, it will look like below:

         

        hope this helps.

         

         

        larhondajeff826
        larhondajeff826AuthorCorrect answer
        Participant
        January 18, 2020

        No. There was no stroke it really was the settings in the Object > Styles panel. Once I select none for the framing, the border went away.  

        Thanks for your feedback.

         

        LaRhonda 

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          Bikash5E07
          Participant
          February 4, 2021

          Stuck with the same problem, went through all the forums reading every comment but none of them solved my problem, the stroke was set to 0, no fill, nothing at all. After giving myself a few minutes to really think about what could have possibly gone wrong, I finally realized I had View > extras > show frame edges turned on.

          Hope this helps someone if they ever stuck with the same problem as me.

           

          Regards,

          Bikash Karki

            Peru Bob
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            Peru BobCommunity Expert
            Community Expert
            January 18, 2020

            "InDesign. Also can you tell me how to post to that forum."

            Here is the link:

            https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign/bd-p/indesign?page=1&sort=latest_replies&filter=all

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            Community Expert
            LaubenderCommunity Expert
            Community Expert
            January 18, 2020

            Hi LaRhonda,

            well, you certainly checked if the stroke weight of the frame is set to 0 and the applied stroke color is [None].

            Did you check if there is an effect applied to the frame? Or if the text itself is responsible for the border using Paragraph Borders and Shading in the applied paragraph settings or paragraph style?

             

            Regards,
            Uwe Laubender

            ( ACP )

              Frans v.d. Geest
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              Frans v.d. GeestCommunity Expert
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              January 18, 2020

              "well, you certainly checked if the stroke weight of the frame is set to 0 and the applied stroke color is [None]."

               

              You think? 😉

              Frans v.d. Geest
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              Frans v.d. GeestCommunity Expert
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              January 18, 2020

              This is so basic, that I wonder if you took any time at all to actualy learn to use the software....

              Buy a book, follow a online course, search Youtube about how to learn the very very basics of InDesign.

              That said: change the stroke (not the fill) of the frame to [None] or to 0 pt.

               

               

               

               

               

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              Mike 5EA9
              Participant
              January 14, 2022

              First two sentences were completely uncalled for. Maybe Frans you should read: https://www.bask.com/blog/what-is-an-internet-forum

               

              Frans v.d. Geest
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              Frans v.d. GeestCommunity Expert
              Community Expert
              January 14, 2022

              Mike, this is a discussion from almost two years ago. I already explained that time in June 2020 I meant no disrespect as you can read below in this old topic...

              Peru Bob
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              Peru BobCommunity Expert
              Community Expert
              January 18, 2020

              This is the poorly named Community Help forum (which is the forum for issues using the forums).

              Please tell us what Adobe software you are using so that this can be moved to the proper forum for help.

              larhondajeff826
              larhondajeff826Author
              Participant
              January 18, 2020

              InDesign. Also can you tell me how to post to that forum.  I've tried everything and just can't see to get to the right places.

               

              Thanks,

              LaRhonda

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