this is great thanx ! i have a newbie question though (if anyone reads this by any chance) . is it acceptable for two text columns to end not on the same base line ?
That’s definitely a style choice to make yourself (or your client). I don’t tend to line up to a baseline or have columns line up along the bottom. The stuff I work on is pretty casual (not like Vogue Magazine). -EG
Feature is great. It is a standard setting for paragraphs. But, this presentation is pretty weak and confusing. He missed many options here and didn't explain what is an issue with having more than two lines together. He showed "Start Paragraph" without explaining what is the purpose of it.
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Thanks. Small info like this helps the workflow.
This was a great reminder. Thanks!
Very helpful for me. Thx.!
this is great thanx ! i have a newbie question though (if anyone reads this by any chance) . is it acceptable for two text columns to end not on the same base line ?
That’s definitely a style choice to make yourself (or your client). I don’t tend to line up to a baseline or have columns line up along the bottom. The stuff I work on is pretty casual (not like Vogue Magazine). -EG
@@CreativePro thank you !
There is a lot more in keep options than it is shown. Several great "tricks" how it ca be used.
Feature is great. It is a standard setting for paragraphs. But, this presentation is pretty weak and confusing. He missed many options here and didn't explain what is an issue with having more than two lines together. He showed "Start Paragraph" without explaining what is the purpose of it.
NEVER use empty paragraphs!
oh I adore this, wish I knew this a year ago when I was working with a book publisher🥲
At least you’ll be ready for the next time! 😀