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Andre: /* Scribus styles */

2018-02-12T10:25:28Z

Scribus styles

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	==Links==		==Links==
	* [https://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Welcome/87008/94350-4.html InDesign Styles in Depth]		* [https://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Welcome/87008/94350-4.html InDesign Styles in Depth]



	~~==Scribus styles==~~
	~~HTML tags, are recognized by Scribus, which can the stylized with Scribus.~~

	~~Edit-> Styles...~~

	~~Select the specific tag you'd like to edit and choose the option Edit.~~

	~~[[Category:brainstorm]]~~

Andre: /* Scribus */

2018-02-07T15:09:02Z

Scribus

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	~~==Scribus==~~

	~~[http://www.scribus.net/canvas/Scribus Scribus] is an Open Source desktop publishing (DTP) application is designed for layout, typesetting.~~
	~~It is an open source alternative to inDesign.~~
	~~( More on Open Source, graphic design practice, and education on [http://vimeo.com/109695787 this interview] by [http://snelting.domainepublic.net/ Femke Snelting] )~~


	~~Instead of importing ICML Scribus allows HTML content to be imported~~

	~~The main rule for the HTML is that it must have a body~~

	~~A list of HTML tags supported by Scribus can be found in http://wiki.scribus.net/canvas/Help:Manual_Importhtml~~

	~~In order to import an HTML files into Scribus, as structured content you need to use the Insert->Insert Text Frame tool.~~

	~~With that tool you can select the space which the text will occupy on page.~~

	~~And inside that space right click the mouse, selecting "Get Text" option, which will allowing to import the HTML file.~~

	==Scribus styles==		==Scribus styles==

Andre at 21:52, 9 April 2017

2017-04-09T21:52:43Z

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	==ICML files==		==ICML files==

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	* Locate and select the InDesign project file containing the styles you want and click the Open button.		* Locate and select the InDesign project file containing the styles you want and click the Open button.
	** InDesign copies the character styles from that publication into the current document.		** InDesign copies the character styles from that publication into the current document.

			http://ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com/images/art_0600indesign_b/elementLinks/styles07.gif



			==Importing/Exporting styles==

	~~difference paragraph~~ / ~~chapter~~ styles		According to Lynda.com course [https://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Exporting-InDesign-styles-CSS-HTML/87008/94423-4.html Exporting InDesign styles for CSS and HTML] ''"InDesign writes and creates the CSS for you. This is not an option that I really recommend because InDesign, great as it is, does not write very good CSS. It tries to write CSS that is a very, very close match in appearance to your print layout and that's not necessarily Web-friendly.''"

	~~exporting/importing styles as css~~		Besides the design spaces - the page and the screen have different properties and behaviors.

	~~==Importing/Exporting styles==~~
	* can CSS styles be imported and integrated into and inDesign project '''??'''
	* can inDesign styles be exported and CSS style sheets '''??'''


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	'''my.md''' is the markdown source filename.		'''my.md''' is the markdown source filename.

			==Links==
			* [https://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Welcome/87008/94350-4.html InDesign Styles in Depth]

Andre at 21:21, 9 April 2017

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 ICML files are essentially XML files, usualy managed by InCopy, Adobe’s own word processor, which can be easily imported into Adobe InDesign.
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 '''my.md''' is the markdown source filename.
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Andre: Andre moved page Tutorials/markups & desktop publishing to Research/Web-to-print/ICML

2016-03-04T14:10:05Z

Andre moved page Tutorials/markups & desktop publishing to Research/Web-to-print/ICML

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Andre: /* Scribus */

2015-12-10T17:55:37Z

Scribus

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	[http://www.scribus.net/canvas/Scribus Scribus] is an Open Source desktop publishing (DTP) application is designed for layout, typesetting.		[http://www.scribus.net/canvas/Scribus Scribus] is an Open Source desktop publishing (DTP) application is designed for layout, typesetting.
	It is an open source alternative to inDesign.		It is an open source alternative to inDesign.
	( More on Open Source, graphic design practice, and education on [http://vimeo.com/109695787 this interview] by [~~Femke Snelting~~ http://snelting.domainepublic.net/] )		( More on Open Source, graphic design practice, and education on [http://vimeo.com/109695787 this interview] by [http://snelting.domainepublic.net/ Femke Snelting] )

Andre at 19:42, 5 March 2015

2015-03-05T19:42:06Z

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	Select the specific tag you'd like to edit and choose the option Edit.		Select the specific tag you'd like to edit and choose the option Edit.

			[[Category:brainstorm]]

Andre at 19:36, 11 February 2015

2015-02-11T19:36:58Z

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	If you unlink.		If you unlink.

			==inDesign Styles==
			See more in https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/paragraph-character-styles.html
	==Importing/Exporting styles==		==Importing/Exporting styles==
	* can CSS styles be imported and integrated into and inDesign project '''??'''		* can CSS styles be imported and integrated into and inDesign project '''??'''

Andre: /* Updating content */

2015-02-04T16:36:52Z

Updating content

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	==Updating content==		==Updating content==
	If the ICML remains linked to the inDesign project, '''changes''' in the ~~performed on~~ Markdown/HTML source ~~file~~ will be integrated into the inDesign project.		If the '''ICML remains linked''' to the inDesign project, '''changes''' performed in the Markdown/HTML source, once converted to the ICML, will be integrated into the inDesign project.

	If ~~the content is changed within inDesign, and the ICML remains linked, those changes will be also registered in the ICML file~~		If you unlink.

	==Importing/Exporting styles==		==Importing/Exporting styles==

Andre: Created page with "==ICML files== ICML files are essentially XML files, usualy managed by InCopy, Adobe’s own word processor, which can be easily imported into Adobe InDesign. ==Conversions..."

2015-01-28T14:07:29Z

Created page with "==ICML files== ICML files are essentially XML files, usualy managed by InCopy, Adobe’s own word processor, which can be easily imported into Adobe InDesign. ==Conversions..."

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==ICML files==

ICML files are essentially XML files, usualy managed by InCopy, Adobe’s own word processor, which can be easily imported into Adobe InDesign.

==Conversions to ICML==
Pandoc can convert HTML and Markdown markups into ICML, since the file format is is essentially XML markup.

Example command:

pandoc -s -f markdown -t icml -o my.icml my.md

'''-s''' option, which stands for “standalone”, produces output with an appropriate header and footer;

'''-f''' option, which stands for “from”, is followed by the source format;

'''-t''' option, which stands for “to”, is followed by the output format;

'''-o''' option, which stands for “output”;;

'''my.md''' is the markdown source filename.

== Importing ICML to InDesign==
The generated ICML file is then '''imported into InDesign''' with File>Place

The following paragraph styles and chapter styles are automatically generated:
bold; italic; blockquotes; footnotes; headers; paragraphs; tables; lists.

Images are given an empty placeholder.

==Updating content==
If the ICML remains linked to the inDesign project, '''changes''' in the performed on Markdown/HTML source file will be integrated into the inDesign project.

If the content is changed within inDesign, and the ICML remains linked, those changes will be also registered in the ICML file

==Importing/Exporting styles==
* can CSS styles be imported and integrated into and inDesign project '''??'''
* can inDesign styles be exported and CSS style sheets '''??'''

==Scribus==

[http://www.scribus.net/canvas/Scribus Scribus] is an Open Source desktop publishing (DTP) application is designed for layout, typesetting.
It is an open source alternative to inDesign.
( More on Open Source, graphic design practice, and education on [http://vimeo.com/109695787 this interview] by [Femke Snelting http://snelting.domainepublic.net/] )

Instead of importing ICML Scribus allows HTML content to be imported

The main rule for the HTML is that it must have a body

A list of HTML tags supported by Scribus can be found in http://wiki.scribus.net/canvas/Help:Manual_Importhtml

In order to import an HTML files into Scribus, as structured content you need to use the Insert->Insert Text Frame tool.

With that tool you can select the space which the text will occupy on page.

And inside that space right click the mouse, selecting "Get Text" option, which will allowing to import the HTML file.

==Scribus styles==
HTML tags, are recognized by Scribus, which can the stylized with Scribus.

Edit-> Styles...

Select the specific tag you'd like to edit and choose the option Edit.