Using Adobe InDesign CS5

11. Combining Graphics with Text

In this chapter, you learn the various ways to combine graphics with text, including placing anchored objects, applying text wraps, and inserting type on a path.

Graphic images and text are two very different page elements that complement each other well in a layout, but in some instances the two merge to become one. For example, you might want to inset a graphic in a body of text and flow the story around it, creating what is known as a text wrap. You also might want to anchor a graphic to the baseline of a paragraph to ensure its positioning in the layout as you edit the surrounding text. You can even create text on a path that can serve as graphic elements in your layout.

Applying Text Wraps

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