It is five years since I've started blogging about iWork/Pages.
It seems like a long time. I only began it to organize my numerous scribbles on solutions I found while working in Pages, but slowly it grew into a popular source of information, a point of reference for hundreds of iWork/Pages users throughout the world. The blog is now visited by over a thousand people a day.
It seems like a long time, but what amazes me is that I still have that uplifting feeling of excitement and discovery every time I try something new in Pages.
A big thank you to the readers of I Work in Pages for support, encouragement, comments and suggestions.
Letters above are 'written' with the Draw Tool (in the Shapes menu) and then edited (Format>Shape>Smooth Path). The candle consists of edited shapes – two ovals with gradient colour fill and a rectangle. Both ovals have coloured shadows flowing in opposite directions (add shadow in Graphics Inspector and rotate the shadow angle wheel). This gives the halo effect to the flame.
Hi, I wonder if you have ever used Iwork or iPages to create your blog posts? I have a pc sitting next to my mac so I can use windows Livewriter to publish blog posts to my evergreen real estate site. Its obviously a pain! But IPages looks so similar to livewriter (at least at first glance) that I think it may be possible to use it for blogging. What do you think? Since it is a real estate site I use a ton of photos of different homes and links to other posts and the formatting is very important to me since I want it to be very aesthetically pleasing as well as informative. So the need for easy and fast html coding is important.
ReplyDeleteI write my posts in Pages and illustrations are all from Pages. But I suppose you are asking something different – is it possible to design web-pages in iWork/Pages? You can't design a web-page in Pages, but you can design a real estate ad or promotional leaflet and put it up on your blog as a jpeg or a pdf to download via a link.
ReplyDeleteOtherwise, I think it's a question of finding a suitable blog or web platfrom. As you see, I've been using Blogger (blogspot) for years and quite like it.
5 ans : Bon anniversaire ! Et félicitations !
ReplyDeletemerci, Pierre.
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