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To create your book's own distinct look, the Gold and Platinum publishing packages allow you to make adjustments to the interior design of your book. The following is a list of your choices and visual examples to help you pick what's best for your book.
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Placement of Header and Footers
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Placement of Page Numbers
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Placement of Chapter Starts
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Paragraph Indentations for Chapter Starts
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Dropped or Raised Caps
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Brackets
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I. Header/Footers
The running heads in your book can be placed at either the top or bottom of the page, and the actual arrangement can be in the center, inside, or outside of the page.
Headers - Centered
Footers - Outside
II. Page Numbers
As with the headers and footers, the options for the placement of your page numbers are top or bottom, center, inside, or outside. Here are two examples, one of top outside page numbers, and one with bottom center page numbers, but all four are available.
Top, Outside
Bottom, Center
III. Chapter Starts
A great way to demonstrate the individual appearance of your book is with chapter starts. You can pick from several different styles to acquire the style that you want.
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IV. Paragraph Indentations for Chapter Starts
You also have a choice concerning the indentation of the first paragraph of each chapter:
One Tab Indent, Double Indent or No Indentation at all.
No Indentation
One Tab Indent
Double Indent
V. Dropped or Raised Caps
Something else that you may want to consider using as a dramatic effect is a dropped or raised capital letter at the start of your chapters. IndyPublish offers both.
Drop Caps
Raise Caps
VI.Brackets
Using brackets can create interesting stylistic accents for your book. Use them to surround your page numbers or chapter titles.
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