Hi, I'm having an issue with InDesign 2022 that I don't recall having in earlier versions. This happens when I duplicate a page within a document, or move (a copy) of a page from one document to another.
If the new page is opposite the original page, all page objects on the copy ignore the Facing Pages setup and offset margins.
My master/parent has 1/2 inch margins on top, bottom and outside, with a 1" margin on the inside. "Facing Pages" is checked. "Adjust Layout" is unchecked (that's a whole different rant).
If I duplicate, for instance, a right hand page to a left hand within the same document, all the objects on the copy are placed as if it's still a right hand page, as if there was a 1/2 inch margin on the right (now the inside) and a 1 inch margin on the left (now the outside). The page margins show correctly offset, but the objects are no longer aligned.
If I move a right hand page to a left hand page within the same document, everything shifts correctly. But if I move it to a different document (essentially creating a duplicate) the page copy fails to match the facing of the target location.
Bug? Feature? Typical Adobe programming? Am I just special?
Is there a fix for this issue? Thanks.
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