Setting Up Master Pages
Begin by studying your mock-up layout and determine which design elements repeat frequently and consistently enough to be placed on a master page. Here are a few guidelines to follow as you set up master pages:
- Don’t place rarely used items. Elements that recur infrequently should not be placed on a master page. Otherwise, you’ll create more cleanup work for yourself later on. It’s best to place occasionally used design elements into an object library instead of on a master page, giving you convenient access to them as you need them.
- Create additional master pages as necessary. You might have to make more than one master page if your mock-up calls for different layout grids or several design alternatives. For instance, ...
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