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Nov 27, 2013. Put your page numbers on a master page. Create a text frame. With the Type tool selected, choose Type > Insert Special Character > Markers > Current Page Number. Pages based on that master page will show the current page number. (Make sure the page number is on a layer or stacking order high enough to make them visible if there is ...
Right-click on the first page icon and from the context menu choose Numbering and Section Options. In the center of the dialog you will see a drop-down list for number style and you should pick any thing you like, other than the style you will use for the main part of your book. Now right-click on the page where you want to start numbering at ...
Apr 13, 2015. Double click on the page icon in the Page Panel where you want to restart the new numbering, in the Page Panel Menu > Numbering & Section Options… select to start numbering at 1 (and start a new section). 14 Upvotes. Translate. Report.
Yep, I agree. My InDesign CC is broken. lol Graphic designer's works and has the pages correct. As far as numbering in Acrobat, I can do that but I need to put the correct page in the Export -- Custom v range field -- with a potential 90 page catalog, I could easily mess it up with page numbering if it doesn't show me the right pages in InDesign.
2 Correct answers. Normally I would have a different master page for the first page, then have no page number on that master page. Apply this master to the first page. Or you can manually override the frame by holding CTRL SHIFT and clicking on the frame, then delete it.
So, even if the page numbers aren't visible in the front matter, right click the page 1 icon in the Pages panel > Number and Section Options > Page Numbering style: i, ii, iii, iv... This will change the entire document to lowercase roman numerals. Then right click the page ix icon in the Pages panel > Number and Section Options > Start Page ...
Here are the specific steps in order to make this work: You go to the page immediately after the divider (select that specific page in Pages panel). Then, go to Layout --> Numbering & Section Options and simply type in the specific # you want that first page after divider to be... ie: 15, or what have you.
Report. Correct answer by good_Glimpse01AC. Community Expert , Jan 03, 2017. Make sure that each individual InDesign document is set to "Automatic Page Numbering" in the numbering and section options. If it is set to "Start Page Numbering at" this would cause the problem that you are experiencing. 7 Upvotes.
In that case, Control Alt click with the Selection tool to select the page number frames on the body pages, and press Delete. (Cmd Opt clic k on a Mac). Edit: I meant to type Ctrl Shift click (Mac: Cmd Shift click). Shift, not Alt/Option.
Hi Dilan: This is starting out correctly. To add page numbers, navigate to the master pages, draw a text frame and insert the page number via Type > Insert Special Character > Markers > Current Page Number. If you are on the A-Master an A will appear. On the B-Master, a B will appear.