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I am trying to wrap my text around the picture using the following text wrap panel settings:-
1- wrap around object shape
2- wrap options: both right & left Sides
3- Contour option type: detect Edges
4- i have set the top offset to : 0.125 in
the image i have imported is a .jpeg but i couldn't get ride of the white background of the picture frame in order to see the text underneath it.
Any suggestions how to solve this please as i am new to indesign?
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Hi @Faten23522647fp84 , here’s an illustration of John‘s post:
The JPEG with a wrap assigned is above the text:
If I drag the JPEG below the text in the Layers panel the text wrap is revealed
Make sure the text frame’s background color is set to [None]—with it set to [Paper] the JPEG is hidden:
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I think you have the wrong forum this is Dreamweaver. You need to post this in the InDesign forum: https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign/ct-p/ct-indesign?page=1&sort=latest_replies&lang=all&tabid=a...
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sorry my bad i am new here.
Thank you for telling me
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For that to work, the image frame must be below/behind the text frame.
So, move the image to a layer below the layer the text frame is on.
Or, make a new layer above, and move the text frame to the new layer.
Or, you can keep them on the same layer, just send the image to the back of the stacking order.
Or, you can keep them on the same layer, just send the text frame to the front of the stacking order.
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thank you for your answer but i have already tried that but i think it is maybe something related to the settings while placing the .jpeg ?
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Hi @Faten23522647fp84 , here’s an illustration of John‘s post:
The JPEG with a wrap assigned is above the text:
If I drag the JPEG below the text in the Layers panel the text wrap is revealed
Make sure the text frame’s background color is set to [None]—with it set to [Paper] the JPEG is hidden:
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Hi @Faten23522647fp84 ,
also make sure that the text frame options do not ignore text wrap.
Option General > [ ] Ignore Text Wrap must be unchecked!
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Uwe Laubender
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