Last time we noticed that the widow- / orphan-control doesn't exactly do what we wanted. It's rather what word is doing - and for things like letters, or texts on a poster that is haphazardly all over

With all the text added and all the styles done, we trust in Scribus, and want to create our first PDF. Either Click File, then Export and select Save as PDF. You can also click the PDF-Icon in the shortcut

It took a lot more words to explain what I did then I needed time actually doing all that. But now that we have made all the preparations, adding text will be quite easy! First: Right click the page, and

Having different font-sizes can result in different line-spacings. Turning the page of a book with vastly different line-spacings doesn't look as neat as having every line at the same position. This is

In the last step we selected a font, and changed the default character style. In the next step, we will talk a bit more on how many fonts to use, and why, as well as establishing the styles we need to

In this step we will create our Scribus-Document, and choose a font. Creating a Document is fairly easy, as Scribus greets you with the following window on startup: For a book, we want to use the two facing

First and foremost a small disclaimer: My knowledge is pieced together from reading into the topic on various sites on the internet. It is not the all-go-to. But these posts might give a good starting

As I went and formatted the first chapter, I found pretty fast, how to center text and images. Knowing a bit of HTML, that is no rocket-science, knowing that you can mix both HTML and Markdown though ...