Sounds like you need to use Master Pages

Nutso.otf font:
https://github.com/TiroTypeworks/Nutso/tree/master/third_party

Window > Type > Glyphs > Show: Numbers
Double-click on the numerator, then denominator.

More info:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2181809

If you are just re-sizing, not cropping, this is weird!

At this point, I:

• export to idml and try with new file.
• uninstall/reinstall
• delete preferences

I think he’s saying the links from the illustrator file aren’t being packaged also.

We’re straying off topic here. I’m not disputing the RGB workflow, I’m talking about what color looks like on screen vs. printed.

In general, do you think that CMYK images and Swatches are closer to print output than RGB?

Hopefully you’re not using RGB Green in a Web-intent InDesign file. Down here in the 19th century trenches, if I get an RGB PDF from a client, I send them back a CMYK proof. Better for them to see the realities on screen, then later when it’s printed.

Getting the obvious question out of the way, why are you keeping everything RGB? I cannot reproduce this problem, maybe post a file.

-In Illustrator: File > Document Color Mode > RGB, then check that all Swatches are RGB (not Lab or CMYK)

-Make sure there are no spot colors messing it up.

-Make sure all your Swatches in InDesign are RGB (not Lab or CMYK) – Delete unused and Add unnamed.

-I don’t know if setting up your InDesign file for Print, Web or Mobile affects this, but worth a shot.

Could be lots of things, here are some:

Check all Layers: Layer Options, you may need to check Suppress Text Wrap When Layer is Hidden.

Object > Text Frame Options > Ignore Text Wrap

Then check the formatting of your text. Could be the type size is too big, also check Character > No Break. Disable any Paragraph and Character Styles. Sometimes I paste text into TextEdit, make Plain Text and copy/paste back into InDesign.

Have you tried doing this in a new document?