DITA: Increasing Space Below Image

Hi All,
I'm authoring in DITA using FrameMaker 9 + DITA-FMx. To output PDF, I use FrameMaker.
I have the following structure:
fig
---- image
p
The paragraph underneath the figure appears too close to the image (or, more precisely, too close to the anchored frame in which the image is placed). I'd like to add more spacing after the frame before the P.
Is there a way to control that spacing? Currently, the P underneath the frame is formatted with a regular BodyText format. Ideally, I would define something like this:
If the nearest preceding sibling of P is FIG, then use FormatChangeList xxx where I override BodyText by increasing SpaceAbove.
However, to the best of my knowledge, in EDD's context rules, I can only check child-parent relations.
Any ideas are welcome!
Many thanks in advance,
Alex

Hi Alex...
If you're using the default DITA-FMx template, you should be able to increase the Space Below Para value of the figure.anchor para style in the Book template. If you're using titles with your figures, you'll need to set that in the figure.title style.
Cheers,
...scott

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