Isolating images in Landscape vs. Portrait

I'm having a weird problem with images. I'm not sure what the exact term is for this function, but normally if I tap on an image in landscape or portrait mode (assuming the image is in the media track in the latter mode), the image will isolate and fill up the screen. I'll call this isolate mode (it's also where you can toggle on or off the title/caption of the image, or click the X in the top left to return from the image back to the previous page you were on).
For some reason however, there are a few images in my file that won't isolate in landscape mode. I know that an image has to have a caption and/or title to work in isolate mode. But beyond that, even some images in landscape mode that have a title still won't isolate. At first, this seemed to be arbitrary. But after looking through my book (which is about 800 pages with 700+ images), I've noticed that it seems to be confined to images that I've placed that lay over a complete textbox area that's on my template.
For example, I have one template page with two large text boxes side by side (basically a normal landscape page divided in half, recreating a facing pages-type layout). If, then, on a landscape page using this layout, I then place an image over the same area size as one of these text boxes (basically covering it up exactly), even if the image has a title and/or caption, it still won't isolate when I finally export the file. However, the image will show up and isolate in portrait mode.
Is this a glitch, or something about the spec I'm missing?

make sure your image is above your textbox (bring to front under "arrange")
and make sure "full screen" is selected.
Hope that helps

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