Fixed is usually a sensible pick, but you can adapt the zoom specifically depending on your preference. You can also specify the zoom settings of the destination page. Under Page, choose the page you would like the eBook to skip forward to, in this case 10. In the window that opens, choose Page from the Type menu at the top. With the text still highlighted, Right-Click (Windows) or Control-Click (Mac) > Interactive > New Hyperlink Destination. You may want to pull this out in a different color (Window > Color > Swatches) to make it clear to the reader that this is clickable text. Highlight the text you want to use as your cross-reference link. We can use a similar process to apply a cross-reference. I’ve already added a simple hyperlink to a couple of text phrases above (see highlighted in orange in the image below) by Right-Clicking (Windows) or Control-Clicking (Mac) and choosing Interactive > New Hyperlink. On this page (), I want to add a clickable cross-reference link, which will take the reader straight over to of the eBook. Let’s walk through the steps of adding one example of interactivity to your InDesign document, before we go ahead and export.
You can also add a dash of interactivity, such as hyperlinks, cross-references to other pages, movies, and page transition effects.
I’m a big fan of Interactive PDFs-they allow you to retain the original layout of your InDesign document, along with your choice of fonts, text formatting, and master content.
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How to Export Your InDesign Document as an Interactive PDF eBook It's based on the lessons from this tutorial:ġ.
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I’m going to be using the free Tuts+ Business eBook, The Ultimate Guide to Inbox Zero Mastery, to demonstrate the exporting process. First, let’s take a look at how you can export your InDesign document as an Interactive PDF. There are two forms of EPUB-reflowable and fixed layout, the former of which we’ll look at creating in section 2 of the tutorial, below. However, if you’re looking to sell your eBook via one of the mainstream online stores, such as the Amazon Kindle Store or Google Play, these marketplaces often require you to provide the eBook in EPUB (‘electronic publication’) format. Interactive PDFs can be read on most (but not all) eReaders, tablets, laptops, phones, and computers. An interactive PDF is not strictly an EPUB format, but it can be shared easily with others and includes interactive elements that differentiate it from a standard EPUB. There are a few different eBook formats to suit different purposes. In this tutorial we’ll look at three different ways you can quickly turn your designs into interactive PDFs or EPUBs, ready for sharing or selling online. If you want to get super-responsive and create separate layouts for different devices, check out the Responsive Layouts feature.Ever wanted to easily convert your InDesign layouts to eBooks? With the right know-how, it’s super-simple to do. Now you have a beautiful, interactive flipbook that plays well on desktop and mobile devices. If you’d also like to see your flipbook layout scale proportionally to the browser window, use the Desktop Scaling and Mobile Device Viewport Zoom settings found in the Advanced section of the in5 dialog. In wider (landscape) browser windows, a two-page spread will be displayed. In narrow (portrait) browser windows, only one page will be shown. Your flipbook will be responsive by default. Bonus: Responsiveness and Scaling to the Browser When the export is done, you can choose Open in Default Browser to see your HTML5 flipbook.
In this case, choose the Flipbook with Page Peel option from the Page Format menu before clicking OK to export. Alternatively, if you want to customize your export options more, you can choose in5 > Export HTML5 with in5… to export your document instead.
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