The Page Editor is a crucial component where creativity meets functionality. The editor allows you to transform your ideas into artistic yearbook pages.

It offers a range of tools and features like templates, photo insertion, text editing, shapes, clip-arts, background options, and more.

Object Definition and Terminology: Throughout the Editor Categories, you'll frequently encounter the term 'objects.' In our context, 'objects' can represent an Image, Text, or Shape. We employ the term 'objects' to discuss features and options that are applicable to each of these types.

Page Editor

Menu Tools

A - Photos Tab : Provide access to the Yearbook Photo Albums.

B - Elements Tab : Provide access to the clip-arts collections.

C - Backgrounds Tab : Provide access to the Background image collections.

D - Layouts Tab : Provide access to pre-made book templates and layouts collections.

E - Portraits Tab : Provide tools and options for configuring the layout of your portrait grid as well as the visual.

F - Page Number Tab : Enable the option to turn automatic page numbering on or off in the yearbook.

G - Settings Tab : Offer a range of customization options for the Page Editor.

H - Pages Thumbnail View - Activate the feature to view a scrollable layout of all yearbook pages for rapid editing.

Editor Features

I - Undo / Redo Buttons : Allow you to to undo or redo any editing action performed on your current page.

J - Close Button : Concludes your editing session and takes you back to the book manager.
K - Design Buttons : Enables you to insert an Image Frame, a Text Frame, or a Shape into your page.

L - Navigating Buttons : Allows you to navigate to a different page.

Editor Page Bleed and Safe Area

M - Bleed Area : This is the red border surrounding the pages. It's the area that will be trimmed in the final print to achieve edge-to-edge printing. Extending any background images or elements that spill over the page edges (like shapes or banners) through this red bleed area right up to the page's edge is essential. This ensures no unprinted white border on the final printed page.
N - Safe Area : These are the green lines inside the page edge. All critical images and text should be placed within these safe margins. This precaution ensures they are not cut off on the final printed page.

Active / Inactive Page

O - Active Page : Display the currently active page available for editing. In the Thumbnail view, the active page is indicated by being fully visible in white

P  - Inactive Page : The inactive pages are depicted as dimmed visuals, accompanied by informative text