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Use anchored objects

Use anchored objects - InDesign Tutorial

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Use anchored objects

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- [Instructor] In a previous movie, we saw how to choose which InDesign objects will be exported into an EPUB using the Articles panel, and for the most part, you can also use the Articles panel to fix problems with EPUB content order simply by arranging items as you want them in the panel. But you will run into a problem when you have items that need to appear next to a specific point in the text of a story. For that, you need to insert the items into the story itself, and you can do that with anchored objects. Let's see how. So here's our exercise file, where we've created an article, and added the content in our layout. And we put it in the right order. Now I want to put the photo of the two dogs and the captions here right between the second and third paragraphs on the first page. First, I'll group them, so I only have to anchor one item. Just press command or control G. Then I'll click and drag this blue square just before the first character in the third paragraph, right before…

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