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Hi,
I've added an image in numbers & moved it around / re -s sized it, moved it 'back' behind my text etc...now I'd like to move it again but I just cannot 'select' the image at all to move it again. I can only 'select' the cells & not the actual image..any tips on how to 'select' the image again please?
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2011)
I found a way around it:
select the type that is 'in front' of the image & send it 'back' thus leaving the image 'front' & now it's selectable...long and slow but it works
you can also click and hold on the canvas (the background to the sheet), then drag towards the center of the table. this will select EVERYTHING the select rectangle intersects. then hold the command key and click the table to unselect the table. now use the command cut, then paste. now the image will be on top.
you could also move the table out of the way
Thanks Wayne,
I also found a quicker way using partially what you described too.
holing the 'cmd' key > click on the blank canvas & drag towards your image, this brings up the 'intersects / holding boxes' around your image..edit your image > then double click your document to hide the 'intersect / holding boxes' > done!
Thanks of the help & tips Wayne.
numbers--- reselecting an image?
