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@Steve: yeah, we’re working on some new possibilities for forums/discussion boards. We definitely want the option to upload images someday. I know just adding links is a pain.
@Dylan: This does sound weird. I assume you know about the “Paste Remembers Layers” option in the Layers panel menu. That’s not it?
I would also look in the layers panel to see if there are any objects or layers ABOVE what you are pasting. Perhaps the objects are there, but they’re being covered up.
Of course, it’s possible that the document is also experiencing some corruption. So it might be worthwhile to export as IDML, and then open the IDML file. That sometimes clears up problems.
I understand. That’s what I mean. How are you changing the size of the frame? Are you holding down any keys on your keyboard?
What tool are you using (in the tool panel) to resize the frame?
If you hold down the Command or Ctrl key while dragging a corner or edge handle, it will scale non-proportionally. That is normal. To scale proportionally, hold down Command-Shift / Ctrl-Shift when you drag.
Ah! Great question… go to Object > Captions > Caption Setup.
Set the caption to be Below Image.
Then set the Offset to something like –2p (some negative number)
I don’t think there is any way to do this with a single object style. It needs to be two frames (the image frame and the text frame with the caption in it).
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