The button action "Go to Page" does not work when exporting to PDF. For a PDF, you can use the button action "Go to Destination".  First, go to page 4 and create and define a new hyperlink destination (the type can be a page number), Then on page 1 button, select "Go to Destination" for the action, and the newly created destination (Page 4). ... View more

I have experienced issues when there are many transparent elements overlapping one another. This is not an issue of flattening the transparency, this is with live transparency rendered. Sometimes it seems as though complex transparency exceeds the capabilities of the rendering device.  If there are many transparent elements, my suggestion is to reduce the amount of transparency by combining/merging as many elements as you can.  ... View more

This would be normal for a URL destination that is behind a private site requiring login credentials. ... View more

If you are looking to create animation and parallax scrolling in an application similar to Indesign, you could look into Adobe Muse. Please note, Muse is no longer supported, but can still be used. ... View more

I think having only the number surrounded by the link frame is by design, otherwise I don't know how the entries with multiple page numbers would be handled. You could go into Acrobat and stretch the link frame over the word for single page entries. ... View more

You can examine all content, text, graphics, solids, etc. with high magnification, and look for the clarity around edges for output resolution. Typically digital output devices use a dpi resolution less than platemaking devices used in offset printing. 300-600dpi for digital, 1200-2540dpi for offset ... View more

What type of vcard for QR code are you creating: Business Card or Plain Text with code? ... View more

In Acrobat, contexually select (right mouse) the form field to bring up Properties > Appearance > Text Color ... View more

Thanks Laubender, I thought I remembered reading a workaround that you posted. ... View more

Some notes: Interactive PDF and Publish Online are separate files/formats You export to create an interactive PDF, you publish to create a publish online file You choose a local destination(s) to save PDF file,  Publish Online creates a proprietary file on Adobe servers Publish Online files can be shared with link Publish Online files can appear on website with iframe code, although still remains a proprietary file on Adobe servers A Publish online document can provide user the ability to download a PDF, but this PDF is not interactive The Indesign document that exports an Interactive PDF and publishs a Publish Online file can share some, but not all interactive features Animation features will not be seen in an interactive PDF, but will be visible in Publish Online files like the samples you shared The five days file most likely is using an add-on to create the scrolling motion effect Morisawa file animation appears as though it is accomplished within Indesign   ... View more

@Laubender I tested svg for Publish Online and noticed a size discrepancy of art placed in Indesign doc, and art reduced greatly in Publish Online. Is there a certain format of svg needed to preserve size of placed graphic? ... View more

Along with the fact that interactive elements do not work on all readers/devices (as mentioned), the expandible/collapsible menu is basically impossible to achieve in Acrobat. ... View more

I publish large documents at 144ppi most of the time, and don't see any loading issues. I re-examined my test at the 72 and 144ppi and there is subtle quality difference. ... View more

Can you share a link to the Publish Online doc? I created a similar animation, and even when published with the low rez setting, the art appears the same. View  ... View more

Have you considered posting your issue here on the user forum? ... View more

Based on the complexity of images, and your mention of large file size, I think this is exceeding the limits of publish online. The workaround suggestion would be to create a second ID doc where images are optimized either by down sampling existing raster image to 144ppi, and rasterizing the complex vector images as well. ... View more

You can activate adobe fonts, but you cannot download an adobe font.   If this is an issue of the fonts not activating, the first thing to try is logging out of creative cloud account, and log in again. ... View more

What format are you exporting for final file: epub, publish online, pdf? ... View more

This can all be done with a data merge.   Issue a) You need to merge variable images as well as text variables. Include a column in source data for images, using "@" in the column header. Save the csv file in same folder as variable images. Name @IMAGE Mary rocket1.jpg Tom rocket2.jpg Susan rocket3.jpg Bob rocket4.jpg Lisa rocket5.jpg Bill rocket6.jpg   Issue b) It sounds like you created a layout with 6 positions. Create the Indesign merge document to the size of label sheet (8.5 x 11) Place one frame the size of an individual label, and positioned it with the same offsets as it appears on sheet. (.5" from top and .25" from left). Place varible text and image placeholders within this frame. When you do the merge, use multiple records, and margins for positioning for the horizontal and vertical gaps between labels.   ... View more

After re-reading the question, if sounds as though OP wants to mimic the toggle action of making text italic, then back to regular with a shortcut, but apply a character style (italic), using same shortcut, press again to apply character style (regular). If this is the case, I would suggest using separate shortcuts, but similar enough to easily switch back and forth between character styles. ... View more

I am not sure what exactly you are asking? But, the default shortcut to make text italic, and then return to regular is Cmd-Shift-I ... View more

Please provide additional information of the end product. If you are saving as .txt file, this implies that you are performing a data merge. And there are only 2 formats for datamerge: .txt and .csv. If you are importing data for a catalog and perphaps item price updates, there are plenty of methods. If you are importing data for tabular material, you may be able to import the actual file, but additional info will help. ... View more

An interesting video ... View more

Nick's description is spot on. The pasteboard does not refer to the actual table, rather the area on the table where the galleys were kept until needed. ... View more

There can be issues with exporting media from Indesign. I know this is a workaround but, in Acrobat, you may want to try adding the audio here. ... View more

Are you exporting to Interactive PDF? If yes, and this is still an issue, instead of placing mp3 in Indesign, you can try adding a sound file in Acrobat. ... View more