wrapping text around the picture shape?

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  Amy,

  You must place the image in the text box to wrap around him, or a heavier way test, you can use text several boxes and place them strategically around the image, but if you want to hyperlink the image you have to place it inside the text box and you can not overlap images and text in e-mail boxes.

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• How to wrap text around the anchored object (image)

  I quickly started to get account that I am not the mental giant I had previously thought!

  Having recently made the switch to InDesign, I fight to pick up some of the different methodologies, and more still, the different jargon.

  I read the section guide from Adobe on this request, and I feel none the wiser is. I'm sorry to you guys with what is probably a very trivial question for users over three years, but let's go even of evil.

  I am trying to anchor the image object in a block of text, with the image of the text wrapping. While it seems to be in my ability to insert the object and to wrap the text, I have real problems to anchor this object in the right place.

  What I'm trying to look like this: -.

  

  Can anyone please help me, a simple "idjit" way how to do this?

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  See you soon... Scotty

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  Drag the symbol at the top right in a paragraph before that the first line is ignored when the text is wrapped.

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• I'm unable to wrap text around an image.

  I posted a typical page on our site with a photo, a title and some text.  I struggled for several days, trying to surround the text around the picture and leave a space between the picture and the text.  I have studied many books and tutorials on the css box model, but they are all so different in the words they use and the approach to teaching that my mind is in a fog swirl of conflicting information.

  Our site is at www.endangeredspecies.com.  There will be thousands of individual pages on different plants with this same format that will be accessible by various indices Hypertext references.

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  IMG {}

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  margin-right: 10px;

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  }

  F/m

• Wrap text around a flash object?

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  > Hi all. Having trouble wraping text around a small thumbnail in DW8 Viewer.
  Peut
  > it do? I thought that it would be no different from wrapping text around
  one
  > image. Please tell me if I'm missing something, thank you.
  >

• Make the text around a picture

  I feel that I must be missing something really obvious here. I am currently having an image - floated left or right, with a large amount of wrapping text around it. Think of a long article with several paragraphs, you would find in a newspaper with the picture taken, say, 50% of the column. The text wraps next to the image and then expands to fill the width of the entire column, below the image. You see this on practically every existing site... and I can't figure out how do it in edge of reflow.

  I was able to accomplish using the experimental regions CSS feature, but it seems horribly inefficient for such a simple task. So... am I missing something?

  Adding a screenshot of Time.com, just to illustrate what I'm talking about:

  

  No worries. You cannot do using drag / move is not so obvious. The first step is to draw a rectangle, and then add an image at the top and then add a text box below that. You can set the width of the car, and it will fill the whole box.

  

  After that, select the text and make it "float: none", set the margins to 0 and make sure that the clearer is none (no selected button).

  

  The last step is to modify the image to float: right

  

  That should do it. After that, you might want to transform a group of the div is easier to move whole. If you try to move the image or text to using drag / move, it is likely that the text will go down below the image again.

  Hope that helps and thanks for using the Reflow!

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• Wrap text around an image off the beaten path

  Is it possible to wrap text around an image that is not placed inside the text box? When a column of text image overlays only partially?

  Hi Sascha,

  You should be able to achieve the desired effect by placing the image inside the box and giving a compensation of the negative film.

  The picture will overlap with text partially and skin will still work.

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• Can someone guide me in the process of wrapping text around an object. I'm missing something here

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  I have a feeling that you don't mean dressing. I think that you probably want to text on a path, with a path on top and the other on the bottom. As on a label where the type of curve in the upper part of a circle, and another trail meanders around the base.

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• Wrapping text around an object group

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  Select the block of text, right-click, choose Activate and text frame options ignore skin.

• TEXT AROUND A PICTURE

  Help me please! How can I make the text for all image, in a circular shape. My picture has a circular shape and I want to put some text around this circular shape using fireworks 8, but I don't know how to do it. Can someone help me please. Tank you
  

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  Play with the settings in the property Panel to adapt it as you want.

  Alex

  valla23 wrote:
  > Help me please! How can I make the photo tour, in a circular from the text
  > form. My picture has a circular shape and I want to put some text around this
  > circular shape using fireworks 8, but I don't know how to do it. Can someone
  > please help me. Tank you
  >
  >

• How to wrap text around a race?

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  Of course, it does. After using the wrap around the form, use the WHITE pointer to adjust the curves he creates.

  

• wrapping text around tables

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