All right. In this video we're going to have page
one where it's got no master page applied,
even though the rest of the pages have master pages.
We're going to insert a blank page.
We're also going to look at,
you can say this still has the A-Master applied,
but it doesn't have the page number.
I've just selectively deleted this, or in this case,
I could go and change this color of this box.
It's still part of the A-Master.
Let's go and learn how to do this.
There's two ways we can do this and it depends on your requirements.
The first page I want to completely remove
the A-Master has wanted to be a blank page with nothing on it.
What we can do is you can select on page 1,
right-click it and go to the one that says "Apply master to page". Click on that.
What we can say is to pages 1,
I'm going to say none please. Click "Okay".
If I double-click page 1 now, hey,
it's got none of that master page stuff on it.
That's going to be great for our cover page.
The other way you might implement this,
is that you want to delete certain parts of the master page.
Let's say page 2, I double-clicked on it.
We want to remove the page number,
but we liked this colored bar here.
So what we can do this two ways of doing this,
you can right-click it and there's one that says
override all master page items. Click on this.
Still got the A-Master applied.
If I add something to the master page now,
it will still receive it.
But, you can see these objects are actually clickable.
I can say I actually want to get rid of the page number.
This side here, because I haven't done it,
you can see I can't select it or remove it.
This one here, it's still part of the A-Master,
but these objects are actually yanked out so I can stop manipulating them.
I could change the color of them.
I could do some stuff to them,
so it depends on what you want to do.
Another cool little trick that I use mostly is salinate the exact same thing to page 4.
I'll hold down command and shift on
a mech will control and shift on a PC and give it a click.
That is like a manual way of doing that thing we
just did with the override all must page items.
Then A Y, that's a shortcut.
They make the way shortcuts in Indesign.
Who does that and remembers that anyway.
Maybe I do. Getting lost.
There's two ways you can right-click the page and just say,
I want to apply a none to that page,
or you can do this,
override all master page items and pulls them
off and you can individually decide what to delete.