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To use this feature, you must have FitBoxToContent XTensions software loaded.
For pictures, <FIT> is equivalent to PICTURE@FIT="FITBOXTOPICTURE". <MAX> and
<MIN> have no effect.
Using inline boxes
The Inline Boxes feature makes it easy to create an anchored box. Rather than having
to describe every aspect of a box and then reference that box from an
<ANCHOREDBOXREF> or <CALLOUTANCHOR> element, you can simply specify the content
for a box inline, like so:
<PROJECT>
<LAYOUT>
<ID UID="123"/>
<BOX COLOR="Cyan" OPACITY="50">
<ID UID="456"/>
<TEXT>
<STORY>
<RICHTEXT>Test before an anchored text box.</RICHTEXT>
<INLINEBOX>
<TEXTATTRIBUTE COLUMNS="2" GUTTERWIDTH="10">
<INSET ALLEDGES="5"/>
</TEXTATTRIBUTE>
<CONTENT>file:example.docx</CONTENT>
</INLINEBOX>
<RICHTEXT>Test between anchored text boxes.</RICHTEXT>
<INLINEBOX>
<CONTENT>
<PARAGRAPH PARASTYLE="Normal">
<RICHTEXT>Text in the second anchored box.</RICHTEXT>
</PARAGRAPH>
<RICHTEXT>More text in the second anchored box.</RICHTEXT>
</CONTENT>
</INLINEBOX>
<RICHTEXT>Test between anchored boxes.</RICHTEXT>
<INLINEBOX WIDTH="50" SCALEUP="false">
<SHADOW ANGLE="166" BLUR="6" COLOR="Yellow" DISTANCE="6"
INHERITOPACITY="true" MULTIPLYSHADOW="true" OPACITY="40%"
SCALE="100% "SHADE="62%" SKEW="0"/>
<CONTENT>file:example.jpg</CONTENT>
</INLINEBOX>
<RICHTEXT>Text after an anchored picture box.</RICHTEXT>
</STORY>
</TEXT>
</BOX>
</LAYOUT>
</PROJECT>
Because an <INLINEBOX> element's content comes in the form of a <CONTENT> element,
you can fill such an anchored box with Modifier-formatted text, with text from a text
file, or with a picture from a picture file.
If the volume of text (represented by PARAGRAPH) is potentially large, the INLINEBOX
automatically continues to flow the remaining text across pages.
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