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Posted

Good Afternoon,

I am starting to use daily Affinity Publisher (Latest version on Mac App Store, 1.8.6), but I am having an alignment issue with the command/button "Size Picture Frame to Content".

When I try to do it, it works perfectly, BUT, it moves completely the image.

The move doesn't even respect any edges of the existing frame, etc. It seems to be a random thing. Is it possible to have the picture in side the frame "fixed" in the position and just the frame edge wrapped around???

Thanks a lot!!

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Hi @simplyfabio,

Welcome to the forums and I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble!

I'm not seeing the same behaviour here, on Windows or Mac -

Could you please provide a screen recording showing the steps you're taking, and the result you're seeing? 

If you're unsure how to take a screen recording, please check out our FAQ linked below - 

Many thanks in advance :)

Posted

I don’t have that behaviour either simplyfabio, I’m on Mac 10.13.6 Affinity Publisher 1.8.6

With regard to the second question, have you tried not having an anchor set?

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Posted

I can try to not have!

I've now created a new file, and I don' have that behaviour either on this.

Maybe the issue I got is because the file was an imported IDML?

But still, I don't know how to fix it!

Posted

Thanks for your recordings!

I can see the layer within the picture frame is an Embedded Document - do you know what filetype this document is?

Could you provide a copy of this embedded document? (If you wish to keep this private, let me know and I can provide an upload link :))

I only tested this using flat images, so it looks like this issue may only be related to embedded documents.

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1 hour ago, Dan C said:

Thanks for your recordings!

I can see the layer within the picture frame is an Embedded Document - do you know what filetype this document is?

Could you provide a copy of this embedded document? (If you wish to keep this private, let me know and I can provide an upload link :))

I only tested this using flat images, so it looks like this issue may only be related to embedded documents.

I don't understand, my files inside the picture frame shown are only JPEG actually!!

And linked. How can you see they are embedded?

Posted
2 minutes ago, simplyfabio said:

I don't understand, my files inside the picture frame shown are only JPEG actually!!

That's certainly strange, for a JPEG file I would expect to see either (Image) or (Pixel) as the Layer type, as can be seen in your recording this is a document - 

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1 hour ago, simplyfabio said:

Maybe the issue I got is because the file was an imported IDML?

This could explain why the layer types are the way that they are - can you provide a copy of this IDML document for me please?

3 minutes ago, simplyfabio said:

And linked. How can you see they are embedded?

My apologies, that was my mistake - they're definitely linked :)

Posted

MAYBE I've found the issue:

Basically, If I create a new layer, and I move all the picture frame inside, it fixes the weird behaviour!

This means, that, when Publisher import the IDML, read the layer as a sort of layer/object?

It's weird though! Maybe Affinity Support can check the translation between the IDML and Publisher?

 

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