Learn how to apply a gradient feather, select subject text wrap in Adobe InDesign

[@MeryemKocabayDesign]

I am really surprised with the "detect subject text wrap" 😲 Thank to you we are getting better at Indesign day by day 🙏

[@tigerbilla3799]

u r doing a Great Job Sir.. Don't Stop.. pls continue.. Lots of Luv From INDIA... God bless u

[@zeus.edwards2662]

Thanks a lot, now started learning InDesign and having a blast, and pushing it to the limits by experimenting on 2 pages. Always wanted to make a magazine from my pics, most of my designs use illustrator and photoshop that I am now applying into InDesign.

[@mizuharagaming9993]

Thank god for these because I've never seen a lot of indesign tutorial on the internet so imagine I excited I am when I found your channel.

[@AngeloMontilla]

I'm so glad! Thank you!

[@omarhasan7293]

Thank you very much ... Continue please with good luck

[@dineshmistry8902]

Superb educational video. Thank you :)

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thanks Dinesh! Glad you liked it!

[@hellolove798]

you are amazing tutor.

[@sandyortan]

very nice tutorial. Thank you very much

[@munashekelvin4251]

You are doing great job sir .I love it

[@PistouandPastis]

Love All Your Videos - You are crushing it my friend - Thanks

[@ahmadmuazu]

Well done 👍

[@Yastudioco]

perfeeeect

[@masah89]

hi thankyou for these l love it, but i want to know how do you made the headline pls

[@AngeloMontilla]

Those are two separate text frames. One with the word SOUP and another with IS ON. They are both the same colour but IS ON is a lighter tint. Then I overlapped one text frame over the one behind. Try it and let me know how it goes! Thanks.

[@sandyortan]

You pressed crtl+g to remove hardline can you Explain it again..

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Govind. It was Command + Z to undo. If you're on Windows, it's CRTL + Z. You can also go to Edit > Undo to go back as many steps as you want.

[@sandyortan]

Thank you very much

[@ahmadmuazu]

I wanted to ask, what are your favourite body text font for magazine and the size you use cheers

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey Ahmad, a great question. Some of my favourite serif fonts to use as body text are Playfair, Libre Baskerville and Merriweather. Sans serif for body text, Gotham, DIN, Raleway and Roboto are all great options.