I'm using Publish to PDF, click settings to view the tab and the last tab says 1 issue, "contain objects that fall outside of page".
I do a select all to see what nodes show up outside the page - none.Print Preview doesn't show what will be cropped.
I must have something that's very small and just a hair out. How to find?
You can go into wireframe view to see if there are any objects without a fill/outline in the document that is off the page.
View > Wireframe
BeachApe said:I do a select all to see what nodes show up outside the page - none.
The trick I usually use to eliminate offpage objects:
You now have only the objects you originally selected.
However, if you want to see what the unwanted object was, try edit > select all and press F4 (zoom to selection). Usually you'll find your design is now a tiny fraction of the screen size and the unwanted object is huge and/or well off the page.
Thanks for the replies but they didn't show what I needed to see. My printer gave me the idea to solve my issue.
In making ads for a magazine, I set my page size then snap guides to the edge of the page.
Once I'm done the artwork, I snap a hairline rectangle around the ad, snapping it to the guides. This is where my problem was and virtually undectectable until zoomed in about 2000% to the corner:
I would like to be done there, but my fix is to convert the rectangle to an object, then snap each edge again to the guides.
If I snap a rectangle to the page edge, is there a way to just draw the rectangle and it falls inside the page?
TIA
Method A
Your outline is now 1mm wide and exactly where you wanted it. It takes several steps, but you could store the above as a macro if you needed to do it frequently.
Change the dimension at step 3 if you are not using mm dimensions or want a different thickness -- it needs to be twice the intended outline thickness.
Method B
Only half the outline will appear in the resultant PDF, cropped at the page boundary.
When Publish as PDF, go to Config/Options and enable "crop marks" and "Bleed"