Very simple question :
Does Liquid layout make sens if we don't use Alternate layout ?
Thks
I mean, the Liquid layout rules decided are used to make an Alternate layout (either on the pages or in the dialog box for creating an Alternate layout).
In a DPS practice, the Liquid layout rules have no other use than creating a Alternate layout, because the folio format is fixed (even is the orientation).
The liquid layout rules are only an help to work faster if the publication is long enough.
Am i right ?
That helps, thanks.
I use "liquid page rules" to refer to what you call liquid layout. You are correct, currently their primary use is to tell Indesign how to create alternate, static, layouts. They are a good way to reduce the work it takes to target multiple size devices.
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