@@AngeloMontilla Great content and easy to follow tutorials, I'm making a brochure for my company that we can take to an elevator convention. Im wondering what the most ideal form of media this will be when finished, as in an interactive pdf we could email to clients? Or would there be a simpler way of doing this. Thankyou
I am learning so much, thanks! I have a question; when I am creating an info field OVER the button, the button shows on top of the info field after clicking. Is there a way to hide the button, or keep it underneath the info field? Merci beaucoup from France!
Hi Geralda! I am not totally sure what you're asking here and what you mean by "info field". Do you mean a text frame?You could bring your text frame to the front of the button by going to Arrange > Bring Forward or simply making sure it's above the button object in the Layers panel. I hope that answers your question. Thanks!
Thanks Kasara. I am assuming you mean to have the video in a mockup like I do on my channel? I'll cover this in a short tutorial soon. It's a complex process and will be easier to grasp visually than for me to explain it in here. Stay tuned and thanks for watching!
Hi Angelo, your tutorials are amazing, thanks for that but could you please help me with specific thing. How to insert a real, working google map in a "publish online" document page? With options for zoom and switching views...I'm dying here :(
Hey there. Do that before you publish online. In InDesign, go to Object > Insert HTML. You can paste the Google Map embed code here. It may not show up initially in but test it out in the epub preview and it will work as intended. Publish it from there.
@@AngeloMontilla Angelo, thank you very much for the really quick and informative reply! It works! You saved my life :D I really appreciate that! I'm pretty new to this topic and couldn't find any tutorial about it on TH-cam.
Hi Angelo! Is there a way to make the showing/hiding of the info box/close button ease in and ease out? I've figured out how to make the two fade in together by adding an animation that's triggered by clicking on the Marker. I'm not sure how to get the fade out set up though.
Hey there! Yes, you could add a Fade In animation to the info boxes and add an additional Actions to the buttons to Play and Reverse the Animation. That would be the easiest way of setting it up. I actually covered this (using videos) in my latest tutorial, which you can view here: th-cam.com/video/0z6iFabFW9o/w-d-xo.html Click the 25:26 time stamp in the description to jump right to that topic. Take care!
hello angelo! thanks for the tip. the only problem I have is that when I roll over in the pdf, the page turns white and takes time to load, I've already tried several things but I can't see what the problem could be, what do you think? Thank you!
Hi Mariana. I just double checked and mine is working as intended in PDF Interactive. Is it working in the InDesign preview? Make sure you're driving into the selection and then setting the rollover appearance. Double check that you set the rollover buttons correctly. Thanks!
@@AngeloMontilla it was ok, then i saved it in epub and worked perfect. In pdf works, but it takes too long to load at every movement, dont know why. thanks!
👍Good lesson. There is a question: Is it possible to make a mobile version of these pages, with automatic recognition from which device the published document is being viewed? PC - tablet or phone. Or you need to make 2 versions and 2 links to these versions.
The publish online feature doesn’t allow for responsive design unfortunately. That is why it is important to create a mobile page size of it will be viewed for mobile. I know In5 has a responsive layout export option when publishing to web but it’s a subscription platform. You could always check that out too.
@@AngeloMontilla In5 has amazing features but its subscription cost is quite high. If you only require to do a single project that involves a responsive layout, you will have to pay $100 for a month. It doesn't seem logical to pay for an annual subscription if you do not frequently engage in such work.
What's missing Austin? I just checked and everything seems to be there. If you let me know what specifically is not there, I will ensure to add it. The charts are pasted in the InDesign doc on the second spread. Thanks.
Austin, could you please tell me what was going through your brain when writing this comment. I mean COME ON, maybe next time go ask your ChatGPT or Google Home or Amazon Alexa what is going on. They will get you an answer. Kind regards, Cosmos (an angry commenter)
Austin Stephens, are you DENSE. Are you inept at computers. It is frightening how ludicrous this is. I agree with Cosmos. You are a complete BUFFOON! Stop these shenanigans this instant, you scallywag. Sincerely, Yetet (a fuming commenter)
@@yetet You just copied me, do you seriously think your actions of thievery will go unnoticed, well not by these eagle's eyes. I hope you understand plagiarism is before you even attempt to comment again, heed my words and come another day. Not kind regards, Cosmos (an original author)
@@nephasma00 for someone preaching for the usage of ChatGPT, you seem to hate plagiarism. Quite ironic. I hope you realise this idiocy will not go unnoticed by my binoculars. Re-evaluate yourself and maybe we can talk. Insincerely, Yetet (a creative writer)
always waiting for your new tutorials
Thank you! :)
Excellent tutorial, thank you Angelo!
Glad it was helpful Suzanne!
Thankyou so much for this, been rummaging the internet trying to find a way to make an interactive E brochure can finally get started thanks to you.
Thanks! Glad I could help!
@@AngeloMontilla Great content and easy to follow tutorials, I'm making a brochure for my company that we can take to an elevator convention. Im wondering what the most ideal form of media this will be when finished, as in an interactive pdf we could email to clients? Or would there be a simpler way of doing this. Thankyou
@@unseen289 I have the same question, is it useful to send it to my clients by email? what conclusion did you come to?
You are a game changer of web development. Thank you
Thank you Tamar!
Great tutorial again! Thanks a lot for sharing.
Thank you Ester!
Great tutorial and very inspiring thank you for all tutorials brother and I benefited a lot ❤❤
Great work. Thank you.
This was helpful. Thanks for sharing!
hi, This is a wonderful job
I would like to ask about exporting in html, is it possible to make a video tutorial that explains it
I am learning so much, thanks! I have a question; when I am creating an info field OVER the button, the button shows on top of the info field after clicking. Is there a way to hide the button, or keep it underneath the info field? Merci beaucoup from France!
Hi Geralda! I am not totally sure what you're asking here and what you mean by "info field". Do you mean a text frame?You could bring your text frame to the front of the button by going to Arrange > Bring Forward or simply making sure it's above the button object in the Layers panel. I hope that answers your question. Thanks!
Wonderful, Magnificent
Excelente como siempre. Muy bueno!
Gracias, Alonso!
Thank you, Sir!
Great tutorial and very inspiring
Muchas gracias por compartir, saludos!
Very welcome, Jorge!
hi, I am learning so much, thanks! I have a question I want to make a video to display the magazine on Facebook, how can I do that
Thanks Kasara. I am assuming you mean to have the video in a mockup like I do on my channel? I'll cover this in a short tutorial soon. It's a complex process and will be easier to grasp visually than for me to explain it in here. Stay tuned and thanks for watching!
@@AngeloMontilla yes, i mean that, I will always be grateful to you.
this can use in PDF?
Hi Angelo, your tutorials are amazing, thanks for that but could you please help me with specific thing. How to insert a real, working google map in a "publish online" document page? With options for zoom and switching views...I'm dying here :(
Hey there. Do that before you publish online. In InDesign, go to Object > Insert HTML. You can paste the Google Map embed code here. It may not show up initially in but test it out in the epub preview and it will work as intended. Publish it from there.
@@AngeloMontilla Angelo, thank you very much for the really quick and informative reply! It works! You saved my life :D I really appreciate that! I'm pretty new to this topic and couldn't find any tutorial about it on TH-cam.
@@BeamCargo7 I think you just gave me an idea for a future tutorial! Thank you too!
@@AngeloMontilla you welcome ;)
Hi Angelo! Is there a way to make the showing/hiding of the info box/close button ease in and ease out? I've figured out how to make the two fade in together by adding an animation that's triggered by clicking on the Marker. I'm not sure how to get the fade out set up though.
Hey there! Yes, you could add a Fade In animation to the info boxes and add an additional Actions to the buttons to Play and Reverse the Animation. That would be the easiest way of setting it up. I actually covered this (using videos) in my latest tutorial, which you can view here: th-cam.com/video/0z6iFabFW9o/w-d-xo.html
Click the 25:26 time stamp in the description to jump right to that topic. Take care!
hello angelo! thanks for the tip. the only problem I have is that when I roll over in the pdf, the page turns white and takes time to load, I've already tried several things but I can't see what the problem could be, what do you think? Thank you!
Hi Mariana. I just double checked and mine is working as intended in PDF Interactive. Is it working in the InDesign preview? Make sure you're driving into the selection and then setting the rollover appearance. Double check that you set the rollover buttons correctly. Thanks!
@@AngeloMontilla it was ok, then i saved it in epub and worked perfect. In pdf works, but it takes too long to load at every movement, dont know why. thanks!
does it work in cracked versions of adobe ?
Thank you
Does this work also when exporting the file as an interactive PDF to send by email?
Sven, this won't. But I am working on a course specifically tailored to PDF Interactive so keep an eye out. Take care.
Is this also working with interactive PDF or only in Epub version?
Hi Maureen. Great question, but this won't work for Interactive PDF.
Does the interactive will work in pdf format?
No, sorry Hanna. It will not.
👍Good lesson. There is a question: Is it possible to make a mobile version of these pages, with automatic recognition from which device the published document is being viewed? PC - tablet or phone. Or you need to make 2 versions and 2 links to these versions.
The publish online feature doesn’t allow for responsive design unfortunately. That is why it is important to create a mobile page size of it will be viewed for mobile. I know In5 has a responsive layout export option when publishing to web but it’s a subscription platform. You could always check that out too.
@@AngeloMontilla In5 has amazing features but its subscription cost is quite high. If you only require to do a single project that involves a responsive layout, you will have to pay $100 for a month. It doesn't seem logical to pay for an annual subscription if you do not frequently engage in such work.
not all of the assets are in the folder
What's missing Austin? I just checked and everything seems to be there. If you let me know what specifically is not there, I will ensure to add it. The charts are pasted in the InDesign doc on the second spread. Thanks.
Austin, could you please tell me what was going through your brain when writing this comment. I mean COME ON, maybe next time go ask your ChatGPT or Google Home or Amazon Alexa what is going on. They will get you an answer. Kind regards, Cosmos (an angry commenter)
Austin Stephens, are you DENSE. Are you inept at computers. It is frightening how ludicrous this is. I agree with Cosmos. You are a complete BUFFOON! Stop these shenanigans this instant, you scallywag. Sincerely, Yetet (a fuming commenter)
@@yetet You just copied me, do you seriously think your actions of thievery will go unnoticed, well not by these eagle's eyes. I hope you understand plagiarism is before you even attempt to comment again, heed my words and come another day. Not kind regards, Cosmos (an original author)
@@nephasma00 for someone preaching for the usage of ChatGPT, you seem to hate plagiarism. Quite ironic. I hope you realise this idiocy will not go unnoticed by my binoculars. Re-evaluate yourself and maybe we can talk. Insincerely, Yetet (a creative writer)
wish indesign was never created in the first place
Why?