Apple Aperture - Manual (Page 346)

346 Part III Distribution and Backup
Working with Web Journal Pages
As you work with a web journal, you can add images and text to pages, add pages,
choose header types, delete pages, and change the page order.
Adding, Arranging, and Deleting Images and Text
on Web Journal Pages
When you create a web journal, you must manually place your images and add text.
To add images to a web journal page:
m Drag images from the Browser to the page in the Webpage Editor.
You can also drag several images into place at once by selecting and dragging
groups of images. For example, if your webpage is set to display four images per row,
you can arrange four images in the order you want them, and then drag all four to
the page at once.
To move images on a web journal page:
1 Click an image to select it.
2 Drag the grid mark at the top of the photo box to move the image to the new location.
Release the mouse button when a green bar appears where you want to place the image.
Aperture places your images in the photo boxes designed for the page.
To remove an image from a web journal page:
1 Click the image to select it.
2 Click the Remove button (with a minus sign) to remove the selected photo box.
You can add text boxes to web journal pages as you need them. Text boxes are added
to the page one after another. New text boxes are always added to the bottom of the
page, but you can drag text boxes to new locations when you need to rearrange them.
To add text to a web journal page:
1 In the Journal Pages panel, select the page to which you want to add text.
2 Click the Add Text Box button.
3 Enter the text you want.
You can drag the text box to a new location if you wish.
To move a text box:
1 Click the text box to select it.
2 Position the pointer on the grid mark at the top of the text box and drag the text box
until you see a green bar appear where you want to place the text box.