I've created a catalog using InDesign and this catalog lists hundreds of different products. If I publish this catalog to the Adobe Publish Online, and a user whom I've shared the catalog URL link with is viewing the catalog online, I'd love it if they could conduct a word search within that catalog ebook for specific products. This would be similar to a 'control F' function

Hey guys,

thank you for your great work on all of the adobe software solutions.
We might have an issue that no one has so far, but adding this would make the lives of our customers so much easier!

Our company uses indesign to realize great animated ebooks that are only possible with this software. The ebooks we create for our customers are mostly product catalogues. Our problem is as follows: These catalogues have about 50 - 120 pages. Each page filled with 1 - 3 products. When customers search vor a specific item they need to search the whole document for an SKU or product title. That takes time and isn't very user friendly.

It would be great to have a search bar / function included in the online published epubs.

Right now you can only search the site which is displayed via the browser search function, but this isn't good enough. Please consider adding this feature to the list of improvements.

Thank you!

I think this means to allow users to SEARCH the content of a file published via Publish Online. If Publish Online is an alternative to interactive pdfs, then a key feature is the ability to search for a keyword within the text. I vote enthusiastically to have a PUBLISH ONLINE SEARCH feature for the content of publications.

Add a 'Find' function to document published online.
Something similar to PDF, when someone is reading the document they can 'find' (search) for a particular word of interest - could this function be added to the view window for documents published online?