What we want to do in this video,
is we want this text to go over this red box.
It sounds simple, but if you are trying to do it now and it's not
working because you put it over and it just disappears,
it's because the text wrap's not turned.
Same with this little SKU number down the bottom here.
We want to get this, so it goes over top of this image,
even though it's got text wrap applied.
So let's go and do that now in this video.
First up, let's do it to this box here.
What's going to happen is,
I got nothing selected.
I'm going to bring in some type using my shortcut now.
We're into shortcuts.
Command D or control D on a PC, this Factoid 2.
Again, click, hold and drag it out over here.
I'm not going to worry about the styling just yet,
because we're going to have this first problem.
Black arrow, click drag, drag,
I'll half drag it, I want to show you what's happening.
You can see the bit that doesn't cover the rectangle is all squished over here.
But as I keep moving it across you see,
it really doesn't want to go because we said to this spread box,
text wrap, which affects every single bit of text,
even the stuff on top of it.
So what we're going to do, is I'm going to click it off.
Actually I can leave it there, it doesn't matter.
With this selected, I can go to object and there's one called
Text Frame Options and then there's one that says ignore text wrap.
With preview on, you can see in the background,
he's now all good.
The same with any old text.
I did the same with this guy,
I'm going to add a little copyright.
So I'm going to go down here.
Actually, I'm going to put in the SKU number.
This is a product we are allegedly
selling and I want it there so that people could buy it as well.
But you see, it's getting pushed over.
So all I do is Object, Text Frame Options,
and Ignore Text Wrap,
and he is behaving as he should.
Before we go, as we'll go through and just style this one,
I'm going to make it my Roboto Slab and I think Light,
I can't remember, 16 points.
I'm going to make it black.
When I say black, I meant white,
and I'm going to do L, Drop Cap and maybe just one in this case.
Move it a little bit.
Now, I'm just messing about,
maybe a little bit more.
I'm going to turn off hyphenation. I haven't had to.
A little wind up.
Put down that one. That one's actually final size,
select it all. What size is it?
It is 8.
So, you might have to lower yours down a little bit.
I'm going to move him up.
He's there, he's there nice.
What I'd like you to do before you finish is,
I want you to do an example on page 8.
It looks like this when you're finished.
With this as page 8.
Bring in this image, it's in the O4 exercise files.
I want you to put in a little SKU number, make it up.
If you don't know what a SKU number is,
it's generally the way that shops record product names or
products so they can use it at the tills or
reorder them as the code rather than the name of the product.
Anyway, useless information.
I want you to bring in this, give the text wrap,
put the SKU number on top,
and obviously we'll have to get that text to ignore the text wrap, so it sits on top.
Go through and do that.
Save me a screenshot, prove you've done it.
I'll give you a high five and we'll get on to the next video.