InDesign Terms

5. The space between two columns or between facing pages, used to keep content from getting too close together.
6. Page A template page that holds repeating elements like page numbers or borders, automatically applied to other pages.
7. Panel A panel that shows all the images and files placed in the document, letting you manage or update them.
9. Two facing pages shown side-by-side, like in a book or yearbook layout.
14. Frame A box where you can type or place text on a page.
16. Style A saved set of text formatting that applies only to selected characters or words.
17. Frame A box used to place and display images within a layout.
18. A file created in InDesign that contains pages, text, images, and design elements for things like yearbooks, brochures, or magazines.

1. Style A saved set of formatting rules that can be applied to entire paragraphs of text.
2. Text Temporary text (often called "Lorem Ipsum") used to show where real text will eventually go.
3. Panel A panel used to manage colors, gradients, and tints used throughout your layout.
4. Preset formats for text, such as font, size, and color, that help keep a design consistent.
8. An individual section of a document where you can add and arrange content.
9. Tool A basic tool used to move and resize text frames, image frames, and other objects.
10. A process that gathers all the fonts, images, and files used in your document into a single folder for easy sharing or printing.
11. The area outside the page boundary that allows printed colors or images to extend to the edge when trimmed.
12. The space around the edge of a page that helps keep content neatly aligned.
13. Panel A panel that helps organize content by placing it on different levels, making it easier to manage complex designs.
14. Tool A tool used to create text frames and type in your document.
15. Panel A collection of tools used for creating and editing objects, like the Selection Tool, Type Tool, and more.