Someone knows how to add yellow guide lines on multiple pages in Pages?

Pages for macOS guides are a per-page, not per-document solution. You can change the color of these guides in the Pages > Settings > Ruler panel.

See Use alignment guides in Pages on Mac - Apple Support

Hi Vinnie,

Vinnie777 wrote:

Thank you so much for reply!

im working also with Adobe InDesign. Apple has a lot to learn fro Adobe,

here are so much points that missing in Pages

1.Adobe has those options on the Master page.

2.i can add a page once I set up the doc for 100 pages and let’s say between 50 and 51 I want to put a new page, thus option Adobe has as well.

3.to set up the header and footer on the open book on the left page on left and on the right page on right.

Anyway if you know solutions for all those problems In Pages I’ll be happy to hear

Thanks

1. Pages Word Processing documents have a Section Layout (a background layer). You could insert Line Shapes in lieu of the Guides and and move them to the background (Menu > Arrange > Section Layouts > Move Objects to Section Layout). The lines will appear on every page of that Section. You can delete the lines when your document is finished (Menu > Arrange > Section Layouts > Make Layout Objects Selectable).
2. Pages allows new pages to be inserted.
3. Pages has Facing Pages and Left and Right Pages are Different.

Regards,

Ian.

Apple did not set out to create a free consumer application for the average Mac user that rivals Adobe InDesign in feature set. Your learning points are irrelevant if you want to use Pages instead of InDesign.

If you have grown weary of the Adobe subscription, you might consider the single-purchase of Affinity Publisher 2 which features the ability to import InDesign content.

Pages is the wrong tool for mashing a button and generating an EPUB3 that is compatible with all e-book stores.

Apple's Pages will export an EPUB3 that is intended for the Apple Book Store. That EPUB3 contains Apple-specific code for styling that EPUB3.

If you want to mash a button and automatically generate concurrent bookstore books, then Vellum might be worth a look. It takes a Word DOCX document as input. Its unlimited Vellum Press Ebook + paperback licensing is currently $249, and $199 for unlimited Ebook publishing. Vellum is frequently updated without charge as the App itself is free. Depending on the content you wish to publish, Vellum may or may not be the appropriate tool.