Adobe InDesign CS5 – Illustrated Unit E: Using Master Pages Adobe InDesign CS5 – Illustrated Unit E: Using Master Pages
Objectives Upon completion of this unit, you should be able to: Create a multipage document Create master items Override master items Modify a master page Create a new master page Apply master pages Work with master pages
Creating a Multipage Document Once you’ve created a multiple- page document in InDesign: You’ll be ready to work with master pages on the Pages panel Displays master page icons and document page icons, which represent the master pages and document pages
Creating a Multipage Document Figure E-1: New Document dialog box Figure E-2: Pages panel
Creating a Multipage Document Figure E-3: A-Master in the document window
Creating Master Items Master items Objects placed on master pages Company logos Page numbers Empty frames reserved for text and pictures If a master item on a master page is removed or changed: That item is removed from or changed on the corresponding document pages
Creating Master Items Numbering & Section Options dialog box Used to change the InDesign page numbering style More than one page numbering system can be used in a document
Creating Master Items Figure E-4: New text box Figure E-5: Viewing the page number placeholder
Creating Master Items Figure E-6: A-Master spread
Overriding Master Items To modify master items on document pages: You must override them “Unlocking” the master item Local overrides Adding a non-master item to a document page that has a master applied Overriding a master item on a page Removed using Remove All Local Overrides on the Pages Panel options button
Overriding Master Items Figure E-7: Placing the Animal Care image
Overriding Master Items Figure E-8: Pages 4 and 5 of the Camp Booklet document
Modifying a Master Page Master pages can be change at any time in the production process Changes made on master pages are reflected on the document pages Examples: Change the frame size or remove a text box Add new master items to the left and right master pages on the A-Master Format the text Add titles to each document page that the master page has been assigned
Modifying a Master Page Figure E-9: Positioning the text box
Modifying a Master Page Figure E-10: Formatting the text
Modifying a Master Page Figure E-11: Pages 6 and 7 of the Camp booklet
Creating a New Master Page InDesign documents Can have many master pages for many styles of pages New master pages Can be based on one that already exists Start off with an exact copy of existing master Master text frame Text box master item added to the A- Master when a new document is created
Creating a New Master Page Figure E-12: New Master dialog box Figure E-13: Pages panel with new B-Front Cover Master
Creating a New Master Page FIGURE E-14: Modified Front Cover master page
Applying Master Pages All new document pages have A- Master applied to them by default It is simple to apply a master page other than the A-Master to a document page Drag the master page icon on the Pages panel to the document page icon Master pages can also be applied using the Apply Master to Pages command on the Pages panel menu
Applying Master Pages Pages panel can be customized: Click the Pages Panel options button Click Panel Options to open the Panel Options dialog box Figure E-15: Panel Options dialog box
Applying Master Pages Figure E-16: B-Front Cover master applied to page 1
Applying Master Pages Figure E-17: Front cover of Camp booklet
Working with Master Pages Pages Panel options menu Loaded with commands for working with master pages Insert and delete master pages and document pages Move document pages Apply color labels to document pages Load master pages from other InDesign documents Find unused master pages Save document pages as master pages
Working with Master Pages Loading master pages: Click the Pages Panel options button Click Load Master Pages Open a File dialog box opens Preventing shuffling: Select the spread on the Pages panel Click the Pages Panel options button Click Allow Selected Spread to Shuffle Remove the check mark
Working with Master Pages Figure E-18: Applying color labels to pages Figure E-19: Viewing the C-Master on the Pages panel
Working with Master Pages Figure E-20: Pages 6 and 7 of the Camp booklet