Hi there,
I am asking for advice: I am going to do a catalogue which will consist of cells like the one IMG 01:
IMG 01
My question is: The text below the image consists of three text-blocks {Name, Specification, Colors, Sizes} each formated by a different style.Is in general better habit to keep all the tree columns below the image in one text-frame as on image IMG 02? { Text-frames are highlighted blue.}
Or is better to create separate text-frame for each item? IMG 03:
IMG 03 – 4 text-frames
Thank you for your time guys!
I would go even further, and have all the text and the photo in one box
You can paste the image frame into the text frame, and then it will stay with the text.
You could also make each item as an individual table inside a running text frame. That would make it easier to flow and rearrange them in an item is added or deleted at the last minute.
SRiegel wrote:
I would go even further, and have all the text and the photo in one box
You can paste the image frame into the text frame, and then it will stay with the text.
You could also make each item as an individual table inside a running text frame. That would make it easier to flow and rearrange them in an item is added or deleted at the last minute.
Well, that's not bad! Aligning to the base line grid would be necessary, but that's all!
Simple & clean!
Thank you mate!
Peter Spier wrote:
Looks like a good candidate for Data Merge, if all the info is stored in a sytem that could output delimited text.
This is not a bad idea, thank you! I have XLS table which is incomplete, but I have the INDD of the catalogue from last year. 80% of product will be just same.
Do you thing that there is any chance to use that old INDD file for Data Merge?
SRiegel wrote:
I would go even further, and have all the text and the photo in one box
You can paste the image frame into the text frame, and then it will stay with the text.
You could also make each item as an individual table inside a running text frame. That would make it easier to flow and rearrange them in an item is added or deleted at the last minute.
Just a quick update:
Would you use such workflow, even there would be more than one IMG?:
North America
Europe, Middle East and Africa
Asia Pacific