Author: K Z

InDesign offers a lot of flexibility when it comes to aligning objects. There are two ways in which you can align objects with respect to each other – one is…

Nesting frames offers a lot of possibilities to create some good effects and the nesting can continue even further. In this example, we will nest the image in polygons to…

As seen before, working directly with object stacks can get confusing. Therefore, the ideal way is to use layers to determine how the objects are actually stacked upon each other.…

All objects are arranged as stacks in the InDesign workspace. Every object has a X, Y, and Z coordinate which will pinpoint the location and orientation of the object with…

There are many ways to create paths or Bezier curves in InDesign much similar to what can be done in Adobe Illustrator or any vector graphics software. Using the Pen…

Applying Gradients Using gradients can lend some great effects to the document. For using gradients, create an empty gradient swatch by going to the options of the Swatches panel and selecting New Gradient…

In addition to the Swatches panel, you can also use the Color panel to select and define colors. The Color panel can be invoked by going to the Window menu, then to the Color submenu and finally selecting…

The Swatches panel or the colors panel is the main place to define colors or swatches for your objects. You can change colors or define custom colors based on the objective of…

We have seen earlier how to use the Find/Change feature to find and replace specific text items easily. The same can be applied to objects. For example, you can find an object…

The Eyedropper tool is an easy way to apply formatting from one object or text to the other. Select the Eyedropper tool from the toolbar and click any formatting or style that…