InDesign: How to Make a Timeline Quickly and Easily (Video Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this “Three Minutes Max” video, Laurie Ruhlin makes a quick timeline in InDesign using the power of anchored objects and object styles. She notes that this technique also works for layouts that need to be nicely spaced and where flexibility to change the layout is key, such as an org chart. Using the anchored objects, Laurie is able to keep spacing consistent and flexible, and using type on a path she is able to manipulate the layout of the individual items on the timeline.
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Thank you Laurie! I've been using the object styles for anchored objects, but putting them on a path is next level!
Thank You very much, Laurie!
can you copy multiple 'years' and place them all on the path or you need to do one by one?