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Can I place an Anchored Frame "Above Current Line"?

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Oct 18, 2016 Oct 18, 2016

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Can I place an Anchored Frame "Above Current Line" so that my Figure Tag shows up with the Anchor below the Anchored Frame? The only option I have is to place the Anchored Frame "Below Current Line". I'm trying to get a Figure Tag with an Anchor tag below my Anchored Frame, but just don't know how to do that

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How about putting the anchor on its own line (an otherwise ¶) directly above the figure tag? Anchor the frame at insertion point, and use Keep with Next to keep the frame/¶ with the figure tag?

Some people put the frames in a single cell table and use the title below for the figure title, but that's more steps.

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Alternatively:

⊥{AF here}<
Your text with AF above.

"<" is a forced return (Shift+Return), in a line that's empty except for the Anchored Frame. That way it's all the same paragraph. Keep it together with
Paragraph Designer > Pagination:
Widow/Orphan Lines

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