Press Return to break the text to the next line. Keeping the 1 and p.m. on the same line makes the text easier to read, but the extra space between the lines doesn’t look right. Choose Edit>Undo to undo the previous step. With the insertion point still located before the number 1, press to insert a line break. The text is wrapped to the next line, and the correct spacing between lines is preserved. in the lower text box on the page to select all of the placeholder text. Pages automatically inserted information based on the Address Book card that’s designated My Card. Enter the following information into the last field to indicate the address for the butterfly garden: Opening in April 401 North Cedar • Lindsborg, KS 67456 ** To place a bullet symbol in your text, press • Option 8. Select all of the text in the address box. In the Format bar, click the Bold button to make the font bold. In the Format bar, click the Font Size field and choose 18 pt. to enlarge the text. Next to the Font Size field, click the Text color well to change the text color. In the color matrix, choose a bright blue to make the text stand out more clearly. Choose File>Save and name the poster Butterfly Garden Poster.pages. Customizing The Layout The template has several photos already placed in the layout. While you could use these pictures in your final poster, you’ll usually want to replace most media placeholders with your own pictures. This poster has seven placeholder images. For this poster, you have only six photos you’ll want to use, so the layout will need to be adjusted. Select the photo of the two children with the pitchfork. Press Delete to remove the image. The seventh photo is removed from the layout, but the deletion leaves a large gap in the layout that should be corrected. Select the photo of the two children inside the greenhouse. You can adjust the mask of the media placeholder to accommodate a different layout. Let’s make this photo tall and skinny to fill in the right edge of the poster. Click the Edit Mask button.
Press Return to break the text to the next line. Keeping the 1 and p.m. on the same line makes the text easier to read, but the extra space between the lines doesn’t look right. Choose Edit>Undo to undo the previous step. With the insertion point still located before the number 1, press to insert a line break. The text is wrapped to the next line, and the correct spacing between lines is preserved. in the lower text box on the page to select all of the placeholder text. Pages automatically inserted information based on the Address Book card that’s designated My Card. Enter the following information into the last field to indicate the address for the butterfly garden: Opening in April • 401 North Cedar • Lindsborg, KS 67456 ** To place a bullet symbol in your text, press Option 8. Select all of the text in the address box. In the Format bar, click the Bold button to make the font bold. In the Format bar, click the Font Size field and choose 18 pt. to enlarge the text. Next to the Font Size field, click the Text color well to change the text color. In the color matrix, choose a bright blue to make the text stand out more clearly. Choose File>Save and name the poster Butterfly Garden Poster.pages. Customizing The Layout The template has several photos already placed in the layout. While you could use these pictures in your final poster, you’ll usually want to replace most media placeholders with your own pictures. This poster has seven placeholder images. For this poster, you have only six photos you’ll want to use, so the layout will need to be adjusted. Select the photo of the two children with the pitchfork. Press Delete to remove the image. The seventh photo is removed from the layout, but the deletion leaves a large gap in the layout that should be corrected. Select the photo of the two children inside the greenhouse. You can adjust the mask of the media placeholder to accommodate a different layout. Let’s make this photo tall and skinny to fill in the right edge of the poster. Click the Edit Mask button.
One%20Page%20Poster.docx