Entendendo o Scribus:8

Entendendo o Scribus Autores atuais:   Autores da Wiki do Scribus Autor original:   Niyam Bhushan, 2004 Licença:   GNU Free Documentation License, Versão 1.2 Título original:   Get Started With Scribus 2006
Introdução

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Introdução

1. O que você pode fazer no Scribus
2. Scribus e seus primos
   • Baixando o Scribus
   • Adobe Reader
   • Cores fieis à realidade
   • Fontes existentes
   • Scanear é com o Sane
   • Outras dicas
3. Em branco...
   • Algumas dicas
   • Arquivo novo
4. A Capa
   • Inserindo uma imagem
   • A Alma do Scribus
   • Obter imagem
   • Ajustando a posição
   • Efeitos de imagem
   • Renderização de imagens
   • O Karma da cor
   • Salvar
   • O nome-título da revista
   • Adicione outras faixas
   • Criando cores
   • Bloqueie as faixas
5. Trabalhando com camadas na página
   • Por que precisamos de camadas?
   • Adicionando texto ao quadro de texto
   • Embelezando o texto
   • Entre-letras
   • Mais textos, mais quadros
   • E já que estamos aqui...
6. Criando múltiplas páginas
   • Designs de páginas exclusivos
   • Criando uma Página Mestre
   • Valores com operações matemáticas
   • Número de página
   • Novo Modelo: Página direita
   • Movendo Páginas
   • Colunas por páginas
   • Estilos de parágrafos
   • Definindo estilos
   • Flua seu texto
   • Formatando o texto de corpo
7. Criando layouts de página definitivos
   • Criando espaços
   • Inserir figura
   • Redimensionando a imagem
   • A machete
   • "Capitularizando"
   • Pronto!
   • Caixa gradiente
8. Design com gráficos e liberdade
   • Mais gráficos
   • Copiando elementos para modelos
   • Guia visual
   • O grande 7
   • Formas para o texto
   • Use o Bloco de Rascunhos
   • Rotacione o texto
9. Mandando ver com gráficos SVG
   • Chamas
   • Ignição
   • De chama a chama
   • Colorir
   • Crie guias
   • Número de página
   • Texto no caminho
10. Publicar exige Liberdade.PDF
    • Formulário PDF
    • O layout do formulário PDF
    • Elementos PDF
    • PDF para impressão
    • Escolha pelo sabor
    • Gerenciamento de cor
    • Tintas de impressão
    • Arquivo para impressão
11. Viajando à velocidade do Scribus
12. Contribuidores
13. GNU Free Documentation Licence

Design With Graphics And Freedom

Many Unique Page Designs

Page five jumps into graphics-oriented, creative freedom where page geometry is conformed to with defiance. Take a look at the screenshot here. It looks dramatic, but thanks to the power of Scribus, is quite easy to produce.

Page 5 Freedom Yug

Here are the steps we'll follow to create this page: Create a new Template (Master Page in 1.3.x), copying elements from our previous right page template, then modifying certain features. Add new column guides. Turn the number 7 into a page-sized graphics element. Add shapes, then convert to text frames. Finish up with the remaining labels and graphic elements.

Copy Elements to Template

First, start by creating a new template in Edit > Templates... (Edit > Master Pages... in v1.3.x). Choose a right page from the drop-down, call it '7steps'. A blank page graces your display. Then, click on your earlier FeatureR template, and drag the mouse from the top-left to the bottom-left of the page to select the red band on top with the text, and the page folio and page number text frame at the bottom. Click on your new '7steps' template. Right-click anywhere and select 'Paste.' Alternatively, go to Edit > Paste from the menus. The elements are pasted into the exact position they belong to, thanks to the intelligence coded into Scribus. Change text to 'Newbies'.

Visual Guidance

Amazingly, the layout has 15 columns that align elements. Check the next screenshot. So, go to Page > Manage Guides... . Add a Vertical guide at 36mm.

File:Manage-Guides-133.png Manage Guides - 1.3.X

Then add 11mm to this to create another guide. Continue adding 11 mm to the result of the previous guide, until you read 179mm. Check 'Lock Guides' and click OK. Close the templates palette and add page five to your document, in the Pages palette, by dragging the '7steps' template to after page 4 in the page palette.

Seventh Wonder

In a new text frame that you draw on the page, enter the letter '7' in Georgia Roman, at say, 200 points. Right-click the text frame, and from the popup menu, choose, Convert To > Outlines. The letter '7' is converted into a graphics outline. Align it to the top-left of your margin, and drag the lower-right to the second-last column, bottom-right. The graphic '7' automatically scales to fit the whole page.

Do you want to tweak the shape of '7'? Go to the Properties palette, to the 'Shape' tab, and click on 'Edit Shape.' Enjoy. Finally, padlock the '7'.

Important: For each text frame or other element that is placed on this page, please uncheck Text flows around frame so you don't have text jumping to another position suddenly.

Shapes for Text

Drawing the shapes is easy. Click and hold on the square icon in Tools, and discover more than 16 shapes you can freely drag and draw in Scribus. Click on the 'Polygon' tool and you can even draw stars with as many corners as you wish and other options. For each shape, choose Fill 'None' and Stroke 'Black'. The thickness and style of the line is in the 'Line' tab of Properties, where i chose a 1 point thick solid line. Discover more styles and options for yourself here. The design looks good because all shapes are aligned to any two random vertical guides. In effect, that makes the width of each shape a multiple of 11mm, since the guides are all 11mm apart.

Right-click each shape, and choose Convert To > Text Frame. Then, enter the text using the story editor, or type it in directly, and apply a special '7steps body text' paragraph style, defined earlier.

Use Scrapbook for Steps

For the label 'Step 01' draw a box, fill it with a color, draw a text frame on top with the text 'Step 01', draw a red line to connect it to its relevant shape, and then group the whole label with its line, using Item > Group in the menus.

Scrapbook - 1.3.X

Go to Tools > Scrapbook menu. A dialog box displays, called the 'Scrapbook' meant for oft-used elements. Drag and drop the label into it. Also drag and drop the red-colored story-ender box. You can then drag and drop the label to any other shape, edit the text, re-draw or edit the red line to connect to it, and have lots of fun.

Rotated Text

In another fresh text frame, typeset 'Seven Steps To Software Samadhi' in all-caps, red letters. In the Properties palette, rotate it to 60 degrees in the 'X,Y,Z' tab. You could fine-tune the angle until it fits perfectly. Add all the other text on the page in their text frames, and you're done.