Adobe InDesign CC for Print and Digital Media Publication: Adobe Certified Associate Exam Preparation
by Jonathan Gordon, Rob Schwartz, Cari Jansen
Appendix A. Anchoring Objects
Any page element, including form elements, can be anchored to the text. A custom anchor position lets you position an object anywhere on the page, and retains its position relative to the insertion point, or page or text-frame position. An inline anchor position moves the object in the position of the insertion point, inside the text.
An added bonus for form fields is that anchoring field objects to the text also sets the order in which the fields become active when someone presses the Tab key to jump from field to field while filling out the form.
To anchor an object, such as a form field, in text (Figure A.1):
1. Select the field element you created.
2. Drag from the Anchor Object Control box (the box on the right ...
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