- Introduction
- Using the Pages Panel
- Inserting Pages
- Navigating Pages
- Changing the Page Size
- Deleting Pages
- Moving Pages
- Working with Page Spreads
- Rotating Page Spreads
- Creating Master Pages
- Working with Master Pages
- Working with Page Numbers and Sections
- Working with Chapter Numbers
- Creating and Using Text Variables
- Creating a Book
- Managing Books
- Creating a Table of Contents
- Starting an Index
- Creating an Index Entry
- Creating an Index
- Managing an Index
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Inserting Pages
Most documents will be more than one page, so inserting new pages is a common practice in InDesign. You can quickly add a new blank page to a document using the Pages panel. You have several different methods to complete the task. You can use the New Page button on the page, drag a master page to the document area in the Pages panel, or use the Insert Pages command on the Options menu. If you’re inserting only one or two pages, the first two methods work the best. If you want to insert multiple pages, the Insert Pages command is your best option, where you can use the Insert Pages dialog box to set additional options.
Insert Pages Using the Pages Panel
Select the Pages panel.- Click the Window menu, and then click Pages.
Use any of the following methods to insert a page:- Insert Page. Click the Create New Page button on the panel.
- Insert from Master Pages. Drag a master page or a nonmaster page from the master page area to the document page area of the panel.
Continue to insert pages as needed.
Insert Multiple Pages Using the Insert Pages Dialog Box
- Select the Pages panel.
- Click the Window menu, and then click Pages.
- Click the Options button, and then click Insert Pages.
- Enter the number of pages that you want to insert.
Click the Insert list arrow, and then specify how you want to insert the pages:- After Page. Inserts new pages after a specific page.
- Before Page. Inserts new pages before a specific page.
- At Start of Document. Inserts new pages at the start of the document.
- At End of Document. Inserts new pages at the end of the document.
Specify the specific page to use when you choose After Page or Before Page as your Insert option.
Click the Master list arrow, and then select a master or nonmaster page to use as the basis for the new pages.
Click OK.
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