Alignment review
- 1. A yearbook review lesson
- 2. Quite simply, it means lining things up.
- 3. See the blue page with 3 white photo boxes? The photos don’t line up. They should. Every time you place a photo box you should check it both horizontally and vertically against the other text boxes and photo boxes on the page. Does it line up?
- 4. See the blue page with 3 white photo boxes? Now the photo boxes line up. Did you notice that the boxes are the same distance apart? That’s not an accident.
- 5. Here’s what it looks like without the black line. Nice.
- 6. Oh dear. Now we’ve got both badly aligned photo boxes Oh la, la, la. Here is AND badly aligned text boxes. where some text will go. It will be fun to read. Somebody is NOT paying attention! More text goes here. And even more text goes here. How interesting!
- 7. SO MUCH BETTER! Oh la, la, la. Here is where some text will go. The photo boxes are lined up It will be fun to read. vertically. The text boxes are lined up More text goes with the photo boxes vertically here. AND horizontally. Nice. And even more text goes here. How interesting!
- 8. Here’s what it looks like without Oh la, la, la. Here is the black lines. where some text will go. It will be fun to read. The black lines are just imaginary anyway, so that you can see the alignment. More text goes here. When you are using StudioWorks, a little blue dashed line pops up to show when you have things lined up. That’s a smart feature to watch for! And even more text goes here. How interesting!
- 9. Otherwise, I shall end up like this…