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Publisher V2.1.1 / Border only on top and bottom of a text frame


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9 minutes ago, q166132 said:

I would like to have only one stroke at the top and bottom of a text frame.

There is no specific function for that. If you apply a Stroke to a Text Frame it will be on all 4 sides.

There are Decorations for Paragraphs, which you can set in the Paragraph panel or via a Paragraph Text Style, and you could set up those Decorations to have one at the top of a paragraph (or set of paragraphs) and another at the bottom.

Would that provide what you need?

If not, my other suggestion would be to simply drat a line with the Pen Tool at the top of the Frame, copy it, and move the copy to the bottom of the Frame. Then, perhaps group the Frame and the two lines so they will remain together if you move the Frame.

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In Publisher you can also use a one-cell table and set the cell borders (top + bottom) to the stroke width (and colours) you want

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