How To Make Paragraphs Span 2 Columns In Adobe InDesign CC
Lesson 26 from: Adobe InDesign MasteryDaniel Walter Scott
How To Make Paragraphs Span 2 Columns In Adobe InDesign CC
Lesson 26 from: Adobe InDesign MasteryDaniel Walter Scott
Lesson Info
26. How To Make Paragraphs Span 2 Columns In Adobe InDesign CC
Lessons
Overview
1Introduction To Adobe InDesign CC Advanced
02:24 2Getting Started With The Adobe InDesign CC Advanced Class
02:38 3Adjusting Your Workspace For Maximum Amazingness
08:20Fonts
4Setting The Default Font Size For New Documents Adobe InDesign
01:14 5Special Features For Typekit & Open Type Fonts
07:43 6Where To Get Great Free Fonts For Use In InDesign
03:34Mastering Your Fonts In Adobe InDesign CC
03:39 8What The Font - Font Guess In Adobe InDesign CC
06:20 9How To Pick Beautiful Font Pairings In Adobe InDesign CC
02:27 10Quiz - Fonts
Creative Cloud APP
11Free Icons Using Adobe Market In InDesign CC
05:45Color
12How To Use The Color Theme Tool In Adobe InDesign CC
03:13 13Using Color Modes In Adobe InDesign CC
02:37 14Importing Colors & Setting Default Colors In Adobe InDesign CC
06:58 15Finding Great Colours Using Adobe Color For Use In Adobe InDesign CC
01:11 16Appearance Of Black & Proofing Colours
07:59 17Draw Lot Of Shapes At Once InDesign Gridify Live Distribute
13:15 18Quiz - Color
Drawing
19How To Make Arrows In Adobe InDesign CC
04:13 20How To Draw Complex Flowers In Adobe InDesign CC
07:25 21Quiz - Drawing
Paragraph Goodness
22How Text Boxes Can Auto-Expand In Adobe InDesign CC With Auto Size
04:41 23Placeholder Text Alternatives In Adobe InDesign CC
05:43 24How To Add Paragraph Borders & Shading In Adobe InDesign CC
09:57 25Paragraph Vs Single Line Composer In Adobe InDesign CC
02:17 26How To Make Paragraphs Span 2 Columns In Adobe InDesign CC
03:00 27Mastering Justification In Adobe InDesign CC
04:42 28Mastering Hyphenation Options Using Adobe InDesign CC
06:54 29Optical Margin Alignment In Adobe InDesign CC
02:25 30The Secret Power Of Keep Options In Adobe InDesign CC
05:00 31Advanced Anchored Objects In Adobe InDesign CC
04:27 32How To Use Conditional Text In Adobe InDesign CC
07:23 33Quiz - Paragraph Goodness
Charts & Infographics
34How To Create Pie Charts & Bar Graphs In Adobe InDesign CC
09:37 35Quiz - Charts & Infographics
Interactive Documents
36The Pros & Cons Of The Various Interactive Types In InDesign CC
08:46 37How To Create An Interactive PDF In Adobe InDesign CC
08:48 38How To Add Interactive Page Transitions In Adobe InDesign CC
03:58 39How To Add Navigation To An Interactive PDF In Adobe InDesign CC
06:01 40What Is Publish Online In Adobe InDesign CC
06:39 41How To Publish Your Adobe InDesign Publish Online Documents
03:37 42How To Add Video To Adobe InDesign CC Documents
06:56 43How To Create Interactive Button Triggered Animations In InDesign CC
05:53 44How To Make A Multi State Object In Adobe InDesign CC
03:36 45How To Add Adobe Animate CC To InDesign CC Files
03:39 46Adding Maps & Calendars To Interactive Documents In InDesign CC
02:52 47How To Create QR Codes In Adobe InDesign CC
02:49 48Quiz - Interactive Documents
Keyboard Shortcuts
49Keyboard Shortcuts In Adobe InDesign CC That Will Change Your Life
11:04 50Keyboard Shortcuts
Long Documents
51How To Automatically Place Lots Of Text Onto Multiple Pages In InDesign CC
08:07 52How To Make A Cross Reference In Adobe InDesign CC
06:33 53How To Create An Index In Adobe InDesign CC
05:21 54Add Document Name Automatically To The Page In InDesign Using Text Variables
05:47 55How To Use The Adobe InDesign CC Book Feature
04:53 56Quiz - Long Documents
Preferences
57Changing Preferences For Advanced InDesign Users
05:24Workflow Speed Tips
58How To Speed Up Your Workflow For Advanced InDesign CC Users Styles
03:34Styles
59Why Should I Use Character Styles In Adobe InDesign CC
04:09 60Advanced Paragraph Styles In Adobe InDesign CC
01:57 61How To Use & Map Word Styles In With Adobe InDesign Styles
03:18 62How To Create Nested Styles In Adobe InDesign CC
04:08 63How To Create A Grep Style In Adobe InDesign CC
05:58 64How To Use A Next Style In Adobe InDesign CC
05:27 65Advanced Object Styles In Adobe InDesign CC
07:51 66Quiz - Styles
Multiple Documents
67Best Practices For Working Across Multiple Documents In Adobe InDesign
10:06Images
68How To Use Adobe Stock With Adobe InDesign CC
03:16 69How To Crop Images Inside Of Text In Adobe InDesign CC
04:11 70Using Adobe Comp CC To Make InDesign Layouts On Your Mobile Phone Or Ipad
03:47 71Quiz - Images
CC Libraries
72Advanced Use Of CC Libraries In Adobe InDesign CC
09:40Photoshop & Illustrator
73How To Get The Most Of Photoshop & Illustrator In Adobe InDesign CC
13:32Forms
74How To Create A PDF Form Using Adobe InDesign CC
21:17 75Quiz - Forms
Pages
76Advanced Use Of The Pages Panel In Adobe InDesign CC
08:22 77How To Place InDesign Documents Inside Of Each Other
01:55 78Quiz - Pages
Scripts
79How To Use And Install Scripts In Adobe InDesign CC
08:42Speed Up InDesign
80How To Speed Up InDesign When It’s Running Really Slow
07:34 81Quiz - Speed Up InDesign
Exporting & Printing Tricks
82Advanced Exporting & Printing Tricks For Adobe InDesign CC
02:32 83Quiz - Exporting & Printing Tricks
Next Steps
84BONUS: Software Updates
03:42 85What To Do Once You’ve Finished Your Advanced InDesign CC Training Class
01:04Final Quiz
86Final Quiz
Lesson Info
How To Make Paragraphs Span 2 Columns In Adobe InDesign CC
Hi there in this video, we're going to look at the secrets of splitting and spanning columns. Where we take this first paragraph that I really want to cross over both columns and these guys down the bottom here. I want them to be like in separate little columns, within a column. We can do that simply and easily within in design like this. Now this one spans, this one splits, it's all just one text box. Not lots of text boxes all hacked together. Let's go and learn how to do that now in in design. All right, first thing we need to do is we've got a single text box here. I'm on page four. Our text box spans both these two columns. I want to split it to match our column guides in the back there to do it with the black arrow. Have it selected. And along here you should be able to see the number of columns. We're going to have to We're going to match the gutter which is the space between the columns like we did earlier on. I think it was 54 pixels. We have 54 pixels. Okay, so they match up ...
this kind of shows um had w to show the preview is I want my first paragraph actually to span both of these columns in the text to start underneath. You can do it easily, grab the type tool, click anywhere in this first paragraph and along the top here we need to go from character to paragraph. Then along on the right, quite far along you need to find this little guy, it looks like a, I don't know, a bridge or the out Patreon for something. Okay, and we're gonna go from none and we're gonna go to span or and today it goes and spans that whole column. That's really handy, especially if you've been in the past just putting him in his own text box. Now you don't have to, you can flow along with the rest of the text that can also be kept in a paragraph style, make it super easy to use. So that is how to span columns. Let's look at how to split columns. I'm going to go to our exercise files. I want you to go into 03 magazine and double click Magazine text. What we'll do is we'll copy this out. Okay, this little chunky of wood types, I'm going to copy it, gonna jump back into in design and I'm going to make a space for it about them. I'm gonna paste it in. Now, what I'd like to do is this wood types. I'm actually just going to make it bold because it's going to be my hitting. But it's these six options down the bottom here. I would like them to be kind of like side by side in a nice set of columns. Now I could copy and paste these out into another separate text box, split them into three columns and then try and paste it back in an in line graphic and that would work, but it's not as easy as this option. Okay, so with all three of them selected with the type tool switch to paragraph and in the same place we were a second ago. Okay. Instead of spanning, we're going to split too, so it's going to split this column into two parts. So we've got kind of like too many columns within another column. Super useful. Super quick. I'm going to add bullet points while I'm here and you can see it's just a really nice quick, easy way to add those columns rather than jumping out to another text box or trying to play around with taps. Alright, that's gonna be it for splitting and spanning columns. Let's get on to the next video.
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