Getting Started With InDesign by Scott La Counte

Author:Scott La Counte
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: SD Editions
Published: 2021-01-08T00:00:00+00:00



Changing the font color is similar to how you changed the box color in the last section. Double click the T icon, then pick your color.



Because this is a text box, you can also give the box itself a color (it’s transparent by default). To do that, click the dropdown next to Apply To and select Frame. If Frame is greyed out, that means you are currently selecting the text and you need to select the box itself. Go to the selector icon and click the box.



Adding Images

Next let’s learn some fun stuff: adding images to your document. Before going further, you’ll obviously need an image.

For the purpose of this tutorial, it doesn’t matter where the image comes from, but if you will be creating any documents for commercial use, it’s important you get an image that you either own the rights to or is licensed for you to use.

Once you have an image that you are ready to use, go to the right panel and click Import File.

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