I'm encountering an issue with an InDesign document that I published online. Certain pages in my document are taking significantly longer to load for viewers, while other pages load quickly and smoothly.
The puzzling part is that the slow-loading pages do not contain any photography. They are primarily text-based and include some icons (created within InDesign or placed as vector graphics).
Hi @daramay,
Thanks for the update! As Robert suggested, check if there are any transparency effects on those slower pages. Since your icons are SVG/AI and one of the pages includes download buttons, it could also be related to complex vector paths or interactive elements.
Try replacing the icons with PNGs, and either simplify or temporarily remove the buttons to test. Also, try flattening transparency on those pages. You could duplicate the file, remove specific elements, and publish a test version to help isolate the issue without needing to share the original file.
Let me know how it goes!
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Abhishek
I was able to isolate the issue to it being some of the shapes that were bleeding over the edge. I cropped them down and that seemed to resolve the issue. Thank you, everyone.
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