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Article #20087Re: [VB] Nudging an inline frame
From: Stephen O'Brien
Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2002 06:39
Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2002 06:39
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Thank you Dave. I worked out it was more a matter of shifting the geometric bounds of the inline frame. I can calculate how far away the text in the para underneath has been pushed down and work out how much it needs to come up to fit snug underneath the non-overhanging part (don't ya wish these forums allowed for illustrations--SVG, Adobe?) of the frame. Incidentally, changing the bounds through a 'move' has no effect on the bounds, even though it does move the text in the wrapped para underneath, which is cool because that's the desired effect. Kind of like Push Button A if you want to really push Button B. We live and learn, hey? Re the very last part of the question, looks like setting up styles for both L&R paras is the way to go, going by the thread directly above this one. Many thanks again, Stephen.
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