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Text frame reflowing with and under a picture

Enthusiast ,
Aug 14, 2020 Aug 14, 2020

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I would like to know if the behaviour shown in the attached picture (text flowing below a picture or a picture making text reflow on its own) is possible while using a single text frame. 

 

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Community Expert , Aug 14, 2020 Aug 14, 2020

You can add text wrap to the placed object (top screen shot) or if the objects are pasted vector objects, you can create an invisible rectangle and apply text wrap to that. Another less common method is to add anchor points to the text frame to change its shape (bottom screen shot).

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Hi Inélsòre,

can be done. You need one single paragraph for the "What" text.

You anchor the frame with the graphic in the first insertion point of that paragraph and give the frame a text wrap.

 

From my German InDesign 2020:

AnchoredObjectWithTextWrap-1.PNG

AnchoredObjectWithTextWrap-2.PNG

 

More info in InDesign's help system:

https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/anchored-objects.html

https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/text-wrap.html

 

Regards,
Uwe Laubender

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I tried both the suggested approaches.

The text wrap seems the easier of the two but if I do not group the text and the graphic frames then they will not move together. 

 

Is there any preference among users as they more or less achieve the same results, again, with the anchoring being less flexible to drags but more to options in the dialog.?

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You can add text wrap to the placed object (top screen shot) or if the objects are pasted vector objects, you can create an invisible rectangle and apply text wrap to that. Another less common method is to add anchor points to the text frame to change its shape (bottom screen shot).

Text wrap.png

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This is just amazing! 

Oh so much power and possibilities! 🙂

Thank you!

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