Using and managing page layouts

Page layouts determine how objects are placed on your page. You can use page layouts to apply a consistent design to multiple pages. For example, if your title will consist of a number of pages containing an image and corresponding text, you can use a page layout to ensure that the image and text are always in the same location on those pages. Page layouts provide a convenient means of creating multiple pages with the same design and organization. You can apply predefined layouts to your pages or you can create your own custom layouts for use within your title.

You can also the manage the page layout of chapters, pages, and sections using the Page Layouts options on the Properties ribbon for chapters, pages, and sections. For details, see Managing page layouts of chapters, sections, and pages.

Select from the following predefined layouts:

Blank
Title Only
Title and Subtitle
Title and Text
Title and bullets
Title and two column text
Title and two column bullets
Image and text column
Image and text row
Image and bullets columns
Image and bullets rows
Title, image and text
Title, image and bullets
Video and text column
Video and text row
Video and bullets columns
Video and bullets rows
Title, Video and text
Title, Video and bullets
Animation and text column
Animation and text row
Animation and bullets columns
Animation and bullets rows
Title, Animation and text
Title, Animation and bullets

View these topics for more information about using and managing page layouts:

See also: Working with pages