InDesign - Drop Cap and Initial Cap Styles Tutorial

[@alainlalonde]

This is a really nice tutorial. I especially like the nested style with the small caps. Makes the publication look legit. Thanks! :)

[@perniciousconfections]

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you!

[@timpiglia]

Great Video/s! One question, is there a way to make the nested caps style apply to the first line instead of a word count of 3? So that one could apply this to a variety of column widths/dynamic word length, and always get the first line in caps? Many thanks!

[@stephenkelman_]

Hi Tim. Good question - do you have an example of the type of layout you’re looking to create?

[@denhamk]

Thank you! Works great until I want to centre the first line of the paragraph... it doesn't budge from it's left alignment. please is there away to centre a sentence with a DropCap?

[@stephenkelman_]

Hi denham, can you link to an example of what you’re looking for?

[@LarisaLambert]

Thank you! This was exactly the information I needed and you made it easily understood.

[@austenmaccherone6877]

I need more of an explanation of what is going on. I'm so confused why you're doing all this

[@weilzudope]

your videos are very helpful thank you

[@zsuzsannasoos8339]

Thank you for the great video. May I have a question? How would you specify options for initials with trailing underlines (such as "Gy" and "Ny" - we have such letters in Hungarian)? As initials they usually come together with the line below...

[@MrJackfff]

This is a great breakdown, thanks!

[@MK-cv6pp]

Thanks a lot for the great video!!!
Beautiful layout and page design too!

[@stephenkelman_]

Thanks MK, appreciate that

[@zsuzsannasoos8339]

Ok, got it, check scale for descenders

[@stephenkelman_]

Glad you got it sorted zs

[@grace_n]

Thanks really helpful 🙏🏿❤️

[@stephenkelman_]

Thanks Grace