[libreoffice-users] Re: Stacking text frames anchored to page

> > I have anchored two text frames to the bottom of a page; ...
>
> I don't think you can do this.  One choice is to anchor a frame to a
> page (not to a point on that page); you can then position the frame in
> various ways.
>
> > ... however, instead of being *stacked above* each other, they're
> > *overlaid* over each other.
>
> If you position them identically - at the bottom of the page, for
> instance - then that's what I would expect.
>
> > Is there an easier solution to stack frames *anchored to bottom of
> > page* instead of overlaying them?
>
> Again, they cannot be anchored to the bottom of a page, only to the page
> itself.  Once you have created your frames, you can easily move them to
> be adjacent instead of overlapping.  Select a frame by clicking near its
> edge - so that you see its eight green "handles".  Put the cursor into
> the frame: it will change to a four-headed arrow.  You can now click and
> drag the frame where you need it.  You can also drag the handles
> individually in order to position the sides or corners separately.
> Repeat as necessary.
>
> I trust this helps.

The problem is that I have a lot of frames set up this way, manually 
moving them on top of each other is tedious, plus this means that 
everytime I edit the text, I have to re-move them... IMHO, there should 
really be an easier -- automatic -- solution to stack frames...


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