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Text moving around a placed element

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Jul 04, 2020 Jul 04, 2020

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Whenever a newly created element(shape/type) is placed over an existing text(sentence/paragraph), the text moves around the element. The text won't stay overlaped how it should be.
It doesn't happen between existing elements.
Has anyone had a similar problem and had it fixed?
 
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Community Expert , Jul 04, 2020 Jul 04, 2020

It sounds like you have inadvertently enabled text wrap as a default for the document.

 

To disable text wrap for an existing object: select it and click the very first button on the top row of Window > Text Wrap.  To disable it for future objects, choose Edit > Deselect All and then again click the first button in the Text Wrap panel.

 

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Community Expert , Jul 04, 2020 Jul 04, 2020

I'm guessing that you have permanently turned on Text Wrap which is getting applied to every new object you create. Adjusting options within the InDesign interface with nothing selected (intentionally or accidentally) can change the default behaviour for that document or all future documents.

 

From the Window menu open up the Text Wrap panel. Make sure the button in the upper left corner (No Text Wrap) is selected. Doing this with no objects selected will change the default behaviour for that d

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It sounds like you have inadvertently enabled text wrap as a default for the document.

 

To disable text wrap for an existing object: select it and click the very first button on the top row of Window > Text Wrap.  To disable it for future objects, choose Edit > Deselect All and then again click the first button in the Text Wrap panel.

 

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I'm guessing that you have permanently turned on Text Wrap which is getting applied to every new object you create. Adjusting options within the InDesign interface with nothing selected (intentionally or accidentally) can change the default behaviour for that document or all future documents.

 

From the Window menu open up the Text Wrap panel. Make sure the button in the upper left corner (No Text Wrap) is selected. Doing this with no objects selected will change the default behaviour for that document. Doing this with no files open will change the default behaviour for all future documents that you create.

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