Try setting:
* Your Anchor para tag pagination to "across all columns."
* The Body (or whatever) tags just above the Anchor tag to "Keep With
Previous" para. This should prevent them from jumping into the next
column.
Art
On 12/7/06, Steve Rickaby <srickaby at wordmongers.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> I am struggling to find a way to make an anchored frame span more than one
> column of a multi-column layout. If I set the frame uncropped, it messes with
> the text flow (the text threads to adjacent columns above the figure, which
> is not what I want), and if I set it cropped, half of it disappears behind
> the adjacent column of text. If I create a paragraph for the anchor that has
> 'across all columns' set, I get the same effect as setting the frame
> uncropped.
>
> I suspect it might be something to do with the runaround properties of the
> frame, but I seem to remember that this can only be accessed using Dark
> Magic. Can anyone suggest a solution? What I want to achieve is for a figure
> to span more than one column, but for the text threading to be unaffected by
> the presence of the figure.
>
> --
> Steve
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