Thanks for the kind note! You're very welcome and I am glad it helped you.

Thanks Nomayne! I am glad to hear the tutorials have helped you and that you've given InDesign another chance!

What does your interface look like Mae? You can always switch your workspace by going to the top right where it says Essentials. That is the workspace I always work in. If you need any panels, go to Window and everything is in that dropdown. Keep learning!

Hi there. What I meant is that I’m in the newest version of ID so sometimes I have to juggle around to match a feature with what you’re doing. But let me work through the tutorial and see how it goes. Thanks for the reply! 🙂

That's great Annu. How is that going? Will it be an interactive catalogue?

Yes, because of the range of my products, its best that I make an interactive catalogue to help people in knowing about them as they look at it. Your tutorials arenof great help. Thank you 😊

Glad it helped you Christine!

Thanks! I am glad you found it helpful!

Thanks Suresh. Glad you found this helpful!

Thanks! I will keep it in mind for you.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you! 😃

Hi there! Can you be more specific on "link" one page to next page? If you mean creating a button to navigate to another page, I cover it in my latest tutorial. Here it is! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jq9yadOWtreao6M.html

@@AngeloMontilla Thank you so much to reply

Hi Khrissie! In the upper right corner of InDesign, there's a Share icon (Square box with Up arrow) with multiple options. One of the options is to Publish Online. Choose that and it will be uploaded onto an Adobe-hosted site, in which you can share the URL with the client or use an embed code to place it on a website. Hope that helps. If you need more help, feel free to ask.

Hi Pier! Thanks for the comment. Perhaps look into InDesign templates that will get your started.

Hi Roberto, you won't get a true hover appearance for tablet or mobile, unless you're using it with a mouse. However when you tap on the button, the rollover often appears when you tap down.

Hey Ali - that depends on what you're creating and where'll it'll be viewed for the most part. InDesign has preset sizes to choose from, but if you may find yourself needing to create a custom size. If it's a digital magazine, for instance, using the Web A4 option in InDesign is perfect.

@@AngeloMontilla Thanks for your generosity with sharing information.

Hi Mohsen! Great question. This is actually a digital publishing project, and not an e-commerce site. So the idea here is to create an e-catalogue, so to speak. Let viewers look through the digital catalogue and you could use hyperlink buttons to direct them to order the product online. I hope that answers your question. All the best.

Hi Angie. If you don't want to export for epub (fixed layout), use InDesign's Publish Online feature and share the URL or embed code with the client.

Hey Denise, yes you can so long as there aren't any obvious call to actions or hyperlinks in the print version. You could always build for print, make a copy of the InDesign doc and add the interactivity in that version? Whatever you think works best, but to answer your question, yes you can. Take care!

Hey Adam, unfortunately no. Not if you publish online as you'll need a CC subscription in order for that work to live on an Adobe server. You could save an EPub version though. File > Export and export as EPub (Fixed Layout).

Hi Carrie! Sure, you can set a button with an action to play video. You can also create another button to stop it. Just add multiple actions to one button.

You can create this for PDF Interactive, however Animation is not supported for that format. Thanks!

Hi Mark. Create a background by using the Rectangle Shape Tool to cover the entire page. Open the Swatches panel (Window > Color > Swatches) and choose the background colour fill.

@@AngeloMontilla thought about creating a background layer

To publish online, use the Publish Online button in the top right corner of the work space. It will only work if you have a Creative Cloud subscription. I cover how to publish online in many of my lessons.

Hey Ashley! I set up a 3 column grid for this layout. To toggle them on/off as you work, simply press W on your keyboard. Is that what you mean? Also, regarding your other question, what do you mean by show all the buttons? Thanks!

Yes, you would just have to export for PDF (Print) and set the requirements for printer. For instance, setting a bleed and/or crop marks, etc..

@@AngeloMontilla Thanks so much

Hey there! If it's EPub for mobile, open it in an e-reader on your device. Apple Books is best if you're on iOS. Otherwise, try Adobe Digital Editions. If you publish it online, you can just open the link in a mobile browser. Hope that helps!

Hey Sprewell. Sure, you can adjust opacity to a grouped object or text. Click on the elements you want to group, then go to Object > Group or Command + G as a shortcut. Then click the group with your selection tool, go to the Properties Panel and adjust the Opacity level. Same applies if you want to add an effect or blend mode.

Hi Soumia. I am using Adobe InDesign.

@@AngeloMontilla Thank you Angelo. I'm working on the translation of a product catalogue on Microsoft word . I want to know if i can upload the word file on adobe InDesign to complete the rest of work such us products pics and so on..

@@suemia8781 Yes, and if you'd like to keep the formatting you can. In Adobe InDesign, go to File > Place and before opening the file, check the "Show Import Options" box and then click Open. This will open a separate dialog box that will allow you to keep the formatting from Word to InDesign, if that's what you want. Otherwise, you can also place the document into InDesign as basic text.

Hey there. Two option in order for interactivity to work: File > Export > EPub (Fixed Layout) or Publish Online.

Hi there! You can send EPub file through What's App, I believe. It shouldn't have an impact on the layout or settings. Animation is not supported for PDF, but the button interactions will work.

Thank you very much sir.

If one has never used the tool at all and like a snap shot at how it works and where the functions are within the dashboard. For a generic project like postcard or flyer

Ah I see what you mean by Buttons now! I am planning to do a lesson for all the beginners out there so stay tuned. Take care!