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james948

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  1. Yep. I'll ask. I mean, it's like CSS isn't it. It's cascading styles. So if you applied one word as "red" you could expect it to remain red because that would override the text frame fill.
  2. That is SUPER clever. I don't think I mind a rasterised pdf but I would mind if it ended up looking different to the other text in the book I'm making (uploading to blurb). BUT I would have thought that editing the text frame text *should* make all the text inside of it one colour no matter whether the text is added now or later. Do you see what I mean? Does this sound like a bug? Or just something overlooked?
  3. I have two spreads. One has white text inside a text frame and the other has black text inside a text frame. The text is set to flow from one box to another. I select the text frame and set the font to my body white font and body black font (respectively) but whenever I delete something or move something and the text moves from the black frame to the white frame it keeps its colour thus I have black text in the place I want white text. Does this make sense?
  4. Not switch sides as in defect but, rather, switch its margin from the left to the right hand side? I want to mix and match my master pages (as in not have them always as spreads). When I add a master it gives me the option of "Single" or "Facing" which I find a bit confusing because can't I have a single page that is also the facing page? Anyway; is there a way of dealing with this? thanks.
  5. Brill. Yes. Thank you. It was the baseline. Is it sensible, then, to keep the baseline as less than the line spacing? I suppose you must otherwise it will snap to the baseline instead.
  6. Actually; where do I change the line-spacing if not the leading-override? The paragraph leading doesn't seem to do anything and I can change the leading in the character panel but I want to change it for the entire style, no?
  7. I do not. I was just fiddling because I couldn't work out what was going on. Baseline is a good shout. Didn't think of that. I take it I need to make my baseline grid more dense to get the line spacing I want?
  8. Any ideas? I can't get it to behave and I don't know what's going on. Affinity_Publisher_Leading.mov
  9. Great. Thanks. So ignore the grid, basically. The margins are already set from the template (which is why my text is so far down). The template is from the Blurb In Design plugin. if I do want to move the text further in should I change the margins OR adjust the Column Guides (or perhaps even just put some of my own guides in) and then hide the margin?
  10. Hi Garry, thanks for the reply. It's a book for my dad; an autobiography that I'm adding lots of pictures to. Lots of text though and I'm trying to put it all together in different ways. It's a double spread 30x30cm book. Here are some of the spreads I've been working on. I'm trying to keep it interesting but I've discovered that i need to make sure all my rules are in place (re:spacing) otherwise I end up in a mess (as I did in In Design).
  11. Can anyone help me? Finding this hard to understand. Affinity_Publisher_Grid_Baseline_Question.mov
  12. I get that but nothing in my project uses pixels and I’m exporting without rasterising. The only time pixels come into the picture is where my artboard is in relation to the project. That, to me, makes no sense.
  13. Yeah. Thanks. That worked. I think it's awful that I have to worry about pixel placement when working in something that is solely vector. Especially when it's about the pixel placement of the artboard itself inside- what?- a vector matrix? Do I need to worry about the stuff inside of the artboard too? Where that is placed in terms of pixels? Should I increase the artboard "size" to accommodate for this? Thanks.
  14. Yes I remembered this from last time. I have it set to points but I guess I have to set it to pixels to get it right?
  15. Hey. I'm befuddled and frustrated. All my artboards are the same size. The pdfs render at the same resolution. Yet when I scroll through them in quick view they appear to be different sizes and the icons I have in the top left move around. What's going on? I don't really want to upload the whole thing to a public forum though. Flicking through preview.mov
  16. Perfect. Exactly what I was after. I do think this is still a glaring problem though (Masking & exporting to PDF without raster) if Affinity could take a look.
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