Anchor / place image inline with text

[GaryLearnTech]

Hi @Furry I've not done much with Publisher recently, but have used inline graphics quite a lot in the past.  I would occasionally apply the text wrap to the text frame by accident, rather than to the graphic.  I wonder if that's what's happened to you?  Easy to check - ensure your graphic is definitely selected and then double-check the text wrap setting again…

If that doesn't explain it, sharing your document - or a small extract containing an example of the problem - might be required to get to the bottom of this.

[Furry]

Thanks for your reply, GaryLT. For some reason I did not get the usual update and so only discovered your reply when I came back to post a further message.

I have to report, however, that it is not a case of selecting the text frame rather than the graphic frame. I produce a weekly news sheet and it aways has a number of illustrations which I try always to anchor to the text so that they will move when I add further text on pages before them. Suddenly, however, when I set the Text Wrap to "Jump", "Square" or "Tight" (depending on the size and shape of the graphic), cut the graphic, insert the Frame Text Tool into the text where I want the graphic to be anchored and paste, the graphic becomes an inline graphic, which is NOT what I want.

As I said in my earlier post, I suspect that I have accidentally triggered a command somewhere that neutralises the setting in the Terxt Wrap dialog. But that doesn't make sense to me. Why would there ever be such a command?

Depending on any further replies in this thread, I will work on producing a sample document that I can post for others to examine. For copyright reasons, it wouod not be a good idea for me to post the actual document.

[Furry]

Well, nobody pointed it out to me (suggesting this thread is buried too deep for peope to read) but I have discovered the two litte buttons in the topmost horizontal toolbar that appear when you have a graphic selected. One (which looks like a map pin), is labeled "float with text" and the other (which looks like a graphic in the middle of text), is labeled "Inline in text". Pretty obvious. realy. So here is me with red on my face!