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Chapter 7: Combining text and objects

To enhance your design, try blending graphics and text by using anchored objects, text wrap, or type on a path.

Anchored objects

About anchored objects

Anchored objects are items, such as images or text boxes, that are attached—or anchored—to specific text. The

anchored object travels with the text containing the anchor as the text reflows. Use anchored objects for all objects

that you want associated with a particular line or block of text, for example, sidebars and callouts, figures, or icons

associated with a specific word.

You can create an anchored object by pasting or placing an object (or frame) into text using the Type tool or by using

theInsertAnchoredObjectcommand.Whenyouplacetheobject,AdobeInDesignCS3addsananchormarkerat

the insertion point. Anchored objects inherit the rotation and skew attributes of the text frame they’re anchored to—

even when the object is positioned outside of the text frame. You can select the object and change these attributes.

You can create anchored objects that use any of the following positions:

Inline Aligns the anchored object with the baseline of the insertion point. You can adjust the Y Offset to position the

object above or below the baseline. This is the default type of anchored object. In earlier versions of InDesign, these

objects were called inline graphics.

Above Line Places the anchored object above the line with the following choices of alignment: Left, Center, Right,

Towards Spine, Away From Spine, and (Text Alignment). Text Alignment is the alignment applied to the paragraph

that holds the anchor marker.

Custom Places the anchored object in the position that you define in the Anchored Object Options dialog box. You

can position the object anywhere inside or outside the text frame.

Note: Youcanuseinlineandabovelinepositionedobjectswithtypeonapath.(See“Addanchoredobjectstotypeona

path” on page 203.)

Sample document with anchored objects

A. Inline position B. Above line position (aligned left) C. Custom position (aligned to the edge of the text frame)

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