Layers’ Tip of the Day writer Jeff Witchel shares some of his popular InDesign tips concerning the stroke palette.
Super Strokes in InDesign
By jeff witchel in InDesign,Tutorial,Video Tutorials
Thursday December 3, 2009
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can you put a white outline around a stroke?
Hi mervin,
Absolutely!
Select an object. In the Appearance panel, click on the Stroke listing and add a Stroke.
With the Stroke listing still selected, click the Duplicate button (Page icon) at the bottom of the panel. Make bottom listing another color and increase the Weight.
Hope this helps!
Jeff
Why won’t my Appearance panel show up? It’s not listed under “Window”, not on my desktop as icon or anything… I’m using CS4.
Thanks.
Hi J.,
first of all thx you for the tutorials..i’ll have a lot to learn i see.
however i have a question.
can i obtain this image(for a document to look nice):
http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/7897/book.jpg
using what you did in the video above?
i mean those 1 and 2 different red colors i marked in the print screen.
thx u for your time and answer.
Hi mervin,
Absolutely!
Select an object. In the Appearance panel, click on the Stroke listing and add a Stroke.
Is there an Appearance panel in ID? or is it Ai?
thanks
Al