2.0.4 inner-bleed question

[publied]

Hi there.

I have produced a single-page booklet with all-around a bleed (3 mm).
When I turn the document into facing-pages the inner-bleed on the right page overlaps the left page.
How can i avoid this?
Or is it a shortcoming?
Is there a possibility of ignoring the inner-bleed only?

Thank you for an answer.

Cheers,

/Paolo

[walt.farrell]

If you're converting the format that way, I think you will need to adjust your document properties. File > Document Setup has a tab for Bleed settings when you select Whole Document.

[publied]

Thank You for the reply.

I apologise. I must have misunderstood, English is not my mother-language.

When I have elements overflowing into the bleed on single page, and switch to facing-pages, the inner bleed of the right-hand page with all its elements covers the left-hand page.

Is there a way to automatically cut the elements that overflow into the inner margin of the right-hand page?

 

 

[walt.farrell]

19 hours ago, publied said:

When I have elements overflowing into the bleed on single page, and switch to facing-pages, the inner bleed of the right-hand page with all its elements covers the left-hand page.

Is there a way to automatically cut the elements that overflow into the inner margin of the right-hand page?

Thanks for that clarification.

I think the answer to your question is "no", and it's because objects on Facing Pages are allowed to span into the other half of the spread. This is required, for example, when you have an image that crosses the center boundary and appears on both pages.

Why are you converting to Facing Pages? Perhaps you should leave as individual pages?