I am currently doing online publishing but I have one big issue. All the video I put in my presentation can be downloaded by the viewer. Is it or will it be possible to not allow that as I don't people having access to these videos except from be able to view them on my presentation.

Many thanks,

Geoffrey

We use your Publish Online function for our white papers, published online on our web. We love a lot about the function BUT there is some important functions we struggle with:

• Only the owner of the PDF can edit in the published version. We have a team of designers and become dependent on one of them.


• The PDF is not responsive to other devices


• Statistics can only be viewed/monitored by the owner, often the designer not the functions that necessary needs this insights.

Would love if you can develop these functions futher so we can stay Adobe-based!

Thank you!

when opening the Publish online dialog bow, the windows doesn't appear entirely

On Indesign CC, I applied simple page transition on 2 pages. However, the transition is not previewing in the EPUB Interactivity Preview. When you go to the next page, it no page transition applies.

So I tried doing it on Indesign CS6, and it shows the page transition.

Can anybody help me with this?

When I export to epub some numbers change to other characters. Ex.: number 1 changes to ١ and 9 changes to ٩.

when I save an animation file from indesign, I get a 'recovered file' every time I restart my Mac. I try to remove it, but then my document starts going crazy. (indesign didn't crash, it just happens)

animation in indesign works fine, but the maps keep coming and it is irritating.

indesign 2020 with newest version
mac catalina newest version

I am having an issue with documents published online and viewed in Google Chrome. For some reason there are thin white hairlines showing up on the edge of certain pages that are not in the actual InDesign document. On a couple of pages in my book, I have made the background color the same as the background color that shows up in the browser, but these hairlines are still showing the edge of the page.

Screenshots of the white hairlines attached.

I have a single indd-document containing a book with 300+ footnotes in it. I have set the footnote numbering to "Restart numbering at every --> Section" (i.e. Chapter).

But when I export the document to an EPUB file, InDesign does not heed this setting but keep running the numbering up to "348".

I suspect this is a bug in inDesign 2020 (15.0.1), as there seem to be no good reason for this behavior.

InDesign CC2019+2020

Create a table
Convert first row to Header row type
Convert last row to Footer row type
Export to HTML

you get (simplified)
<table>

<thead>

    <td>

          <p>Text</p>

    </td>

</thead>

<tfoot>

    <td>

          <p>Text</p>

    </td>

</foot>

<tbody>

    <td>

          <p>Text</p>

    </td>

</tbody>

The HTML spec specifies that tfoot should appear AFTER tbody.
Also the <td> in <thead> should be <th>.

When using the Publish Online feature, effects applied to elements on a master page is causing white knockouts in the online viewer. Further testing showed that having type behind the master page effects appears to make the knockout go away.

I have a document with many shared destination hyperlinks. When I go to export this document out to an epub 3 file, non of the shared destination hyperlinks are inserted into the epub file. This is a huge problem.

epub 3 footnote hyperlink character style html is broken. When exporting to an epub 3 with footnotes that contain hyperlinks, the html output is acting strange. See the below for an example as it applies a separate span character style to each word or string.

<a href="https://naturalhealthcourses.com/2015/06/cellular-memory-and-how-it-works/"><span class="Hyperlink">https:</span><span class="Hyperlink">/</span><span class="Hyperlink">/naturalhealthcourses</span><span class="Hyperlink">.</span><span class="Hyperlink">com</span><span class="Hyperlink">/</span><span class="Hyperlink">2015</span><span class="Hyperlink">/</span><span class="Hyperlink">06</span><span class="Hyperlink">/</span><span class="Hyperlink">cellular</span><span class="Hyperlink">-</span><span class="Hyperlink">memory</span><span class="Hyperlink">-</span><span class="Hyperlink">and</span><span class="Hyperlink">-</span><span class="Hyperlink">how</span><span class="Hyperlink">-</span><span class="Hyperlink">it</span><span class="Hyperlink">-works/</span></a>

For months I have been getting this error message. I have followed all the steps previously mentioned and it still wont fix the issue. Please see the attached image. The last time I was able to publish online was in June 2019.

EPUB Export Endnotes with Hyperlinks

Version: InDesign CC 2019 – 14.0.3

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Use the endnote feature and in one of the endnotes (preferably after the first one), add a hyperlink.




2. Export the InDesign document to EPUB

Expected Result: All endnote references are hyperlinked and the numbers for each endnote are backlinked back to the reference.

Actual Result:
Endnote number is missing for all endnotes after the hyperlink that was added to the endnote and no linking occurs after the manual hyperlink. Indesign crashes.

Minion Pro glyphs won't export to epub despite license saying it's supposed to be supported. Other glyphs are working (wingdings 2 are showing in the pic). It does export to pdf, just not epub.

When there are multiple text variables (say in a running foot, or TOC) the export to fixed epub causes InDesign to crash. When the variables are resolved to actual text, the export works fine. I tried this in InDesign 14.0.2 and also in the Beta Build (14.0.3.407) with the same (crash) result.

When exporting html and I check include classes, InDesign generates "id" values for Object Styles.

This could be be useful if there was a way to define the "id" value, but there seems to be no way to do that. Nor is there a way to turn it off outside of unchecking export class