Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
7.
Return to the 15_Start.indd document, choose File > Save As, rename the docu-
ment
15_RecipesBooklet.indd
, and save it in the Lesson15 folder.
Completing the booklet
Before the document is ready to be exported as a reflowable EPUB, a few finishing touches
are required. You'll begin by adding some graphics, anchoring the graphics in text, and
then formatting the paragraphs that contain the anchored graphics with a paragraph style
that will automatically split the exported EPUB into multiple HTML files. To complete the
booklet, you'll create a simple table of contents and add some metadata.
Adding anchored graphics
The recipe booklet includes four recipes: an appetizer, main course, vegetable dish, and
dessert. The recipes are contained in a single text thread. You will anchor a picture of each
dish in front of its title, and then apply a paragraph style that will be used to create page
breaks in the exported reflowable EPUB. To simplify this task, the graphic files are stored
in a library.
Note
Anchoring graphics in text allows you to control their position relative to
the text in the exported reflowable EPUB.
1.
Choose File > Open, and open the 15_Library.indl file in the Lesson15 folder.
2.
Navigate to page 3 by using the Pages panel, or by pressing Ctrl+J (Windows) or
Command+J (Mac OS), entering
3
in the Page box, and then clicking OK.
Tip
If you want, you can display hidden characters, such as paragraph returns
and word spaces, for this lesson by choosing Type > Show Hidden Charac-
ters.
3.
Using the Type tool ( ), place the insertion point before the headline
“Guacamole,” and then press Enter or Return.
4.
Using the Selection tool ( ), drag the library item named “Avocados.tif” onto
the pasteboard on either side of the page.
