Two-column layout and large graphics

[Carole Johnson]

If you haven't resolved this and it is similar to the sample attached we 
use the pagination tab and set it to keep with previous.  The anchored 
frame is set to Below Current line.

Hope this helps.








"Mike Wickham" <info at mikewickham.com> 
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10/27/2008 09:32 PM

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Re: Two-column layout and large graphics






> I'm not seeing a way to keep
> the caption paragraph with the anchored frame as it moves to the top or
> bottom of the page.

Create a two-cell table format and use it for captioned graphics. Assign 
your graphic anchor paragraph format to the top cell and your caption 
paragraph format to the bottom cell. Insert the table wherever you want a 
graphic. Then import the graphic into the top cell and the type the 
caption 
text into the bottom cell. They'll move together.

You can take it a step further with the Autotext plugin from Silicon 
Prairie 
Software. It lets you create a text block that would also include the 
empty 
paragraph that holds the two-cell table. You can pop it all in with a menu 

click, instead of creating the table anchor paragraph and inserting the 
table separately.

Mike Wickham


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