Adding a full-page insert as a background can significantly enhance the visual appeal of your document, giving it a professional and polished look. Page inserts serve well as section dividers or to highlight key parts of your content, thereby improving organization and readability.
In this guide, we will demonstrate how to add a page insert and position it at the end of a section. You have several positioning options available to customize how the image appears in your document:
- Auto: Automatically places the page insert at the designated location in the content.
- Section Start: Positions the insert at the beginning of the section.
- Section Start – Title on First Page: Positions the insert at the section start, with the title on the first page.
- Section Start – Section Content Overlaps Last Page Inserted: Inserts the page at the section start, allowing section content to overlap the last inserted page.
- Section End: Places the insert at the end of the section, regardless of its original location.
- Section End – Content Overlaps First Page Inserted: Inserts the page at the section end, with content overlapping the first inserted page.
- In Text: Positions the insert within the text at the specified location.
- In Text - Background: Sets the image as a background within the text.
Follow the step-by-step instructions below to add a page insert that enhances the visual impact of your document, ensuring it is engaging and attractive to your audience.
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