Publisher ─ Forcing text to flow after object

[Michael Lloyd]

With a table image on the left, and descriptive text to the right of the image I need to have body text forced to be under the image. Example provided; body text circled.

I would like to achieve this without introducing new text frames. I am attempting to enable others to modify linked Word documents and have Publisher manage heavier formatting.

How can this be elegantly accomplished?

[walt.farrell]

15 minutes ago, Michael Lloyd said:

I need to have body text forced to be under the image.

What do you mean by "under the image in this case? Do you mean that you want all of that circled text to be lower on the page, so that none of it is beside the image?

If so, select the image, then click on the Text Wrap Settings icon in the Toolbar, and choose Jump:

[Michael Lloyd]

16 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

Do you mean that you want all of that circled text to be lower on the page, so that none of it is beside the image?

No. That won't work. And yes, I want the circled text moved down.
All text to the right of the image is not circled.

As stated:

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With a table image on the left, and descriptive text to the right of the image...

So... The "descriptive text" to the right of the image (not circled) need to remain at the specified position. The other text needs to be moved down, hopefully using an elegant method.
I am quite familiar with the wrap feature capability.

[Old Bruce]

You may have to break the text frame that holds the circled text and link to a text frame lower down. We only see a portion of the page so we can't really tell where the text is coming from. Plus you have the "middle section" text frame pinned (?) in the text frame along with an image. I don't quite know what it is that you want to accomplish in that there is no room that I can see on the pages panel's thumbnail for the circled in red text to go to.

[walt.farrell]

2 hours ago, Michael Lloyd said:

So... The "descriptive text" to the right of the image (not circled) need to remain at the specified position. The other text needs to be moved down, hopefully using an elegant method.

Sorry; missed that aspect. So, Group the caption and image so they are one object.

[Michael Lloyd]

ok... A fair solution!

Thank you for caring enough to assist.

[walt.farrell]

You're welcome. That approach is often needed, and I should have mentioned it initially.