Exportar Indesign como html

[alicia_tiralineas]

Buenos días, alguien sabe cómo puedo exportar un documento de Indesign (con etiquetado XBRL) a html y que conserve todos los elementos de maquetación perfectamente?

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

Only by using 3rd party solutions. 

[alicia_tiralineas]

Por favor, sabrías decirme cuáles?

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

Sorry, no idea. 

[alicia_tiralineas]

Thanks so much anyway Robert.

[leo.r]

a known powerful HTML export plug-in is in5, but i don't know if it does exactly what you need:

https://ajarproductions.com/pages/products/in5/

[alicia_tiralineas]

Probaré a ver, muchas gracias.

[James Gifford—NitroPress]

Also, you might investigate the new HTML5 export option. It's a sort of halfway step between the former simple-HTML and the more advanced In5, Publish Online etc. export.

[alicia_tiralineas]

Gracias James, tengo la version 18.5.4 y no me da esta opción de exportación HTML5, es que tengo que incluir algún plug in?

[Abhishek Rao]

Hi @alicia_tiralineas,

Thank you for your question! The HTML5 export feature is available in the latest version of InDesign. Since you are currently using version 18.5.4, I recommend updating to the most recent version to access this feature.

For more information, you can refer to this discussion:
Generate HTML5 Output for the Content in InDesign.

Let me know if you need further assistance!

Best,
Abhishek Rao

[alicia_tiralineas]

De acuerdo James, te agradezco mucho la información, creo que ha sido muy útil. Voy a actualizar mi versión y espero que la exportación sea capaz de respetar tanto el diseño como el etiquetado XBRL. Muchas gracias y un saludo.

[Pickory]

Hi, @alicia_tiralineas,

You mention some thing interesting there. What are you using the do the XBRL labeling?

P.

[Pickory]

Hi,

Who is the XBRL for, a financial filling authority?

One way to get HTML from your version of InDesign ( 18.5.4 ) would be to export to epub, expand the epub, then join the html files. Not an easy job. Most filing authorities require a single xhtml file. The file would include images ( base64 ) and fonts ( base64 ).

If you do not require the facts and figures marked up with iXBRL, you could create a pdf and then convert the pdf to xhtml. Pdf2htmlEX is often used.

https://github.com/pdf2htmlEX/pdf2htmlEX

Pdf2htmlEX is actually used by a few commercail iXBRL taggers.

P.

[alicia_tiralineas]

Gracias Pickory, es una información muy valiosa.

[JR Boulay]

The latest InDesign version can export to HTML5, see: https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/export-to-html5.html

[alicia_tiralineas]

Thank you very much!