So the behavior of my image pasted in is different than dragged from gallery – and what I would expect if I pasted an image onto a slide without having first selected a context box as a target. Note, I found if I drag in an image onto my slide from the gallery, this snapping to a content box does not occur when changing layout.
This snapping doesn’t occur if there isn’t an available content box.My point here is that, while this may have been a workaround for me… it may not have been the desired behavior if I had dragged to to someplace specific.Then step B) change it back to the side-by-side, the image will snap into place as I had originally wanted. The workaround I found is that if, step A) change the layout to some other format… (note, if I had not typed in the text, the image would have snapped into the context box of the single frame layout. If I’m not missing something, and it is not possible to paste directly into a content box, is this the place to submit the feature request? Thanks.īut after pasting, the image is just centered If you have a floating image (because you wanted it) changing the layout doesn’t cause the image to snap into an unused content box.
If the content box is selected, and an image is pasted in, change it to the image.If the side-by-side content box layout is already up, then I have to change it away from this layout and then back to it. If I paste two images into a slide, then change the layout to the side-by-side content frame, then the first image pasted goes on the left and the second image goes on the right.If I paste an image into a slide, then change the layout, it then snaps into a content box.Hmm, I just noticed something… this may be a work-around for me… (but I question if the behavior is always desirable). Pasting a graph onto each side of a side-by-side content box window. I cannot paste an image into an existing content box. Hi, I’m quite impressed with the new Impress.
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