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Chapter 14: Transparency effects

When you create an object in Adobe InDesign CS3, by default it appears solid; that is, it has an opacity of 100%. You

can apply effects to objects using opacity and blends. Overlap objects, add transparency to objects, or knock out

shapes behind objects.

Adding transparency effects

About transparency

Whenyoucreateanobjectorstroke,whenyouapplyafill,orwhenyouentertext,bydefaulttheseitemsappearsolid;

that is, they have an opacity of 100%. You can make the items transparent in a variety of ways. For example, you can

vary the opacity from 100% (completely opaque) to 0% (completely transparent). When you decrease opacity, the

underlying artwork becomes visible through the surface of the object, stroke, fill, or text.

You use the Effects panel to specify the opacity an object, its stroke, its fill, or its text, You can decide how the object

itself, its stroke, fill, or text blend with objects beneath. Where objects are concerned, you can choose to isolate

blending to specific objects so that only some objects in a group blend with objects below them, or you can have

objects knock out rather than blend with objects in a group.

For information on getting started with transparency (PDF), see www.adobe.com/go/learn_id_transparency_bp.

Areas of underlying objects appear through transparent object.

See also

“About flattening” on page 404

Effects panel overview

Use the Effects panel (Window > Effects) to specify the opacity and blending mode of objects and groups, isolate

blending to a particular group, knock out objects inside a group, or apply a transparency effect.

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