The epub 3.0 reflowable and html exports are dropping characters from the export tags in the html/xhtml files. This just started happening in the last few weeks (not sure exactly when it started), perhaps early Aug 2019. My version of InDesign is upgraded to CC V14.0.3 x64, and it is still happening. I've attached 4 screenshots: 2 show the export tags in Paragraph styles, and the other 2 show the files generated by InDesign (1 in html and 1 in xhtml from an epub export). Characters are dropped from the styles. It doesn't drop a character in all styles, and it's not always the same character. I've exported MANY html/epub files, and the last few weeks is the first time it has ever done this. Please help!

I have a document that contains some email hyperlinks throughout it. I set up the hyperlinks with the link to "email" option, and then the address as the destination. Creating a "mailto:xyz@xyz.com" link.

After publishing online, when the links are clicked on, it takes the page to a "could not connect" page and does not respond correctly. BUT all email links work completely fine when copied and pasted, right click and opened up in a new tab, when clicking directly from an exported PDF, when clicking from the downloaded PDF from the published online document, etc. It's only from the direct link/web version of the published online.

When you hover over it, the link in the bottom left shows displays "mailto:xyz40%xyz.com". Showing 40% instead of the @. I have read other forums and articles discussing this and saying that is a glitch in Adobe that can potentially cause problems at times. Which may be the root of my problem, may not be.

I have also read about the workaround of this and I have tried changing my hyperlink from a link to "email" to an "URL" link, with the "mailto:" as the URL. That does eliminate the 40% mumbo jumbo I see in the bottom left, but the same problem occurs. Link does not work when clicking directly online from published version. Works fine all other ways. It's odd and very frustrating.

I'm using a completed updated version of InDesign CC 2019.

I am currently working on a graphic novel project that I am planning on submitting to apple books as an epub file. The files were created in adobe illustrator and subsequently, linked into adobe indesign to create the final published product. I have noticed that the image quality when exported to epub is far inferior to when that same file is exported to a pdf file. That is regardless of the alterations that you make to PPI or other options (such as altering between PNG, JPG and other file formats) prior to exporting to epub. I have adjusted the PPI to 300 and still the color of the document and the overall image quality lack. I find myself having to ***** open the epub to exchange out the indesign generated files for files that I optimized in illustrator (which can be a painfully tedious process if you have a ton of pages/images to optimize). These newly optimized files look far better at a fraction of the size of the indesign generated files. I located this forum thread from 2011 that actually seems to correspond to my problem (https://forums.adobe.com/thread/871355).

Please let me know if you need any additional information.

Regards,

Tom

Mac running 10.14.4
InDesign 14.0.2 working color space is sRGB
Image placed has embedded profile of sRGB
Native InDesign content created with color numbers matching those in image
Exported to ePub

Result: RGB color numbers of native object correctly match those of original sRGB numbers BUT those of the placed image have changed. The numbers indicate they have been converted to the active display ICC profile!
Happens whether object export options on image are set to JPEG or PNG.

I confirmed this by changing the monitor profile in System Preferences and relaunching InDesign. the exported image's color numbers changed to the color numbers of the new monitor profile.

Expected result: all RGB content should be converted to sRGB or, less optimally, all RGB color numbers could remain the same.

Embedded Publish Online pages do not behave properly (i.e., go to full screen mode) in the latest release of Firefox 62.0.3 on Mac.

Please go to these two websites and click on the embedded document. It will attempt to go to full screen, but the cover only is jammed in the upper left corner of the screen. You can't navigate or do anything to fix that I've found. This is a serious problem, as many people have embedded Publish Online pages in their websites.

http://www.andreanienhaus.de/
http://www.atlasdergisi.com/dijital/yaban-karacadag.html

Could someone else check this with Firefox and let me know the result?

And also please advise with any workaround.

Thank you.