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Is there a way to make text boxes push each other down as they scale width and lengthen?
For example, here are some text boxes at 750px
Here are the same text boxes at 300px, the bullet pointed text boxes have overlapped the text box above, as well as the stroked text boxes below.
Ideally, the first paragraph would push down the bullet pointed boxes, and those would push down the stroked boxe, with the padding intact.
Is there a way to do this?
No text boxes are overlapping. I discovered that the issue is with using transparency! For some reason, the semi-transparent white rectangle behind the text was causing the borders to cross each other when resizing. I had made that rectangle semi-transparent by setting its opacity in the "effects" toolbar to 90%. When I set it back to 100%, the border problem solved itself. I went ahead and tried re-setting the opacity to 90%, this time using the "fill" options rather than the "effects" options,
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If you have not done overlaps text frames, it should work this way by default
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stefanandersun wrote:
Is there a way to make text boxes push each other down as they scale width and lengthen?
that is the default... example = textgroup
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No text boxes are overlapping. I discovered that the issue is with using transparency! For some reason, the semi-transparent white rectangle behind the text was causing the borders to cross each other when resizing. I had made that rectangle semi-transparent by setting its opacity in the "effects" toolbar to 90%. When I set it back to 100%, the border problem solved itself. I went ahead and tried re-setting the opacity to 90%, this time using the "fill" options rather than the "effects" options, and that caused no problems.
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Could you please give us a demo .muse file (via Dropbox or something like that), so we can reproduce the issue and eventually report a bug?