The X and Y list boxes contain the following choices:
•Absolute from top left (default)
•Absolute from bottom right
•Proportional
•Fixed
It is also possible to check or clear:
•Snap (cleared by default)
X-horizontal position (only in replacement mode) defines the X-position of the library object when placed on page, during the replacement of an original object. The default value is Absolute from top left. This setting is suitable for all single objects, and all "first" objects in complex structures.
For horizontally stacked objects, e.g. article legs, the X-position of all legs but the first one must be set to Proportional. Avoid other choices.
Y-vertical position (only in replacement mode): defines the Y-position of the library object when placed on page, during the replacement of an original object. The default value is Absolute from top left. This setting is suitable for all single objects, and all "first" objects in a complex structure.
For vertically stacked objects, the Y-position of all legs but the first one must be set to Proportional. Avoid other choices
It is a default value for either X or Y. The behavior differs for single and complex library objects and it is explained in the table below:
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This setting is not suitable for single objects, as it keeps the Y position of the top corner of the library object on the position of the selected original object. |
This is a suitable setting for all items one below each other (i.e, developing vertically) but for the first object. |
The result depends on the position of the library object in the library window, and the position of cursor when placing the object:
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