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Anchoring objects in text frames

Anchoring objects in text frames

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Anchoring objects in text frames

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- [Instructor] When you have a lot of flowing text in a document, or when you need to precisely position an element within a section of flowing text, the only way to get that element to appear at the proper location is by anchoring it into the text. Our Two Trees employee manual has this situation. So I'm going to walk you through how to anchor images into text for proper tag order. And I'm doing this because I want to show you that if you look at the tag structure here, you're going to notice that it reads all of the text in the document, and actually here, it goes all the way down to page 21. And then it jumps back to page four and tags the figure and the caption. And this is kind of strange, right? Because you're like well, why is it doing it that way? Well, the answer is actually pretty simple. I'm going to close this PDF and I'm going to go back to InDesign. And the issue we run into is that from page four here,…

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