And here’s a special bonus tip for you wonderful folks: Under “Arrange,” you can also use “Group” and “Ungroup” on objects. Then you won’t be able to move it again without going back to that “Arrange” tab and clicking “Unlock.” This is awesome-it means that your object can’t shift around accidentally. …and you’ll see your object’s grab-handles change to indicate that it’s locked. If “Move with Text” is configured, you can’t lock your selection.Īfterward, click on the “Lock” button at the bottom of that tab… On that “Arrange” tab, then, make sure the object is set to the “Stay on Page” option. If you don’t see the Format panel off to the right side, click the “Format” button on the toolbar. Go to the Format panel and select the “Arrange” tab. Let’s continue! To lock an object so that it can’t be moved, start by clicking it once to select it. I still will, though, right guys? Guys?Īhem. This is gonna be so short, I’ll barely deserve to get paid for it. But how do you anchor a single item in place without repeating it everywhere? It’s so hard, oh my gosh! This article is going to be ten thousand words long! …Er, not really.
So that’s groovy, and it’s neat to be able to make an object repeat every time your work flows to a new page. That command used to be under the “Format” menu, but in the current version of Pages, it has moved to Arrange> Section Masters.
MOVING AND GROUPING SHAPES TOGETHER FOR MAC HOW TO
I’ve written before about how to use Pages to set objects (like company logos) to repeat on every page.
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