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Article #428Re: Aligning body text with side heading graphic
From: Arnis_Gubins
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 14:53
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 14:53
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Katherine, Another way to line things up is to use two different paratags in concert one after another. The first one (say PgfGraphic) has the graphic in the Frame Below and has the NextPgfTag set to the following text paragraph (say PgfText). Set the Space Below on the PgfGraphic tag to be a negative value of the reference frame height plus the line spacing. Then in the PgfText tag, set the Space Above to be the same negative value as for the PgfGraphic tag. This will then back up the PgfText paragraph over top of the previous one including the Reference frame. Ensure that your Reference graphic's frame width isn't too wide and set the PgfText tag's indents to allow for the Reference graphic width and your ready. Apply the PgfGraphic tag, hit Enter and start typing the text beside the graphic.
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