Hi there, in this video,
we're going to look at adding blank pages to a document, like this.
Because at the moment our document is all starting at page one,
but we need some space to put in things like this.
We need a blank page when we start creating our header.
We need this inside blank page,
content page, we got this image page.
It's not actually going to start to Page 5.
Let's go and do that in this video and this one is nice and quick,
which will make the editors of this video Tailer or Jayson,
not sure who's doing this one.
But you must be very happy to see that this one is less than two minutes long.
I'm stretching out the video now,
Iet's go into it.
Okay so to insert some pages,
we could just click this little new page down the bottom here little create new page.
The problem is, it puts in a new page that has the master page applied.
Okay. Which is his primary text frame has a slot in the middle and our page number.
What we want to do is put in some blank pages.
I'm going to go to edit, undo.
What the easiest way probably is if we click on this little pages panel and this
little hamburger menu and he'd go to Insert pages and we could say, how many pages?
In my case, I need four for my cover,
my insides spread and the left spread that I have my big image on.
One will say, insert it before Page 1 and apply no master pages. Click "Okay."
You can see here I have a page one,
two, three and four.
There all blank and the document doesn't start till Page 5.
Another way you could do that is undo it okay and see up here,
there's one called [inaudible] and this is a master pages up the top here.
What we can do is where it says none,
just drag this none one down at the beginning here.
Just going to keep dragging it, drag another one.
Try gets to gap.
This is the reason probably why I don't do it this way. Can be a little hot.
It's easy for one page, but when you're starting to put in spreads and stuff.
I'm going to bend those.
That is the end.
A really short video.
You're welcome. Thailand Jackson.