Thank you so much for the helpful video! I’m currently creating about 20 interactive pages within a single document. I’ve been following the same steps to add buttons and object states to each page, but they only seem to work correctly on the first page. On the others, the buttons don’t function as expected. Do you have any idea what might be causing this issue?

Its still not working for me , and my image is a png with a white background

Hi Angelo. I'm hoping you can help with a little ePub issue. I created a presentation for work, and have some roll-over buttons that fade-in some "call-outs" over an image only when hovering over the button, and call-outs fade out when rolling off the button. I have the call-outs set to fade-in when "rolling over", and to reverse the "fade-in" when "rolling off". This is perfect for a desktop computer using a mouse. There are several roll-over buttons to the left that show different "call-outs". But of course with a tablet or mobile device, the roll-overs do not work. Is there a way to make the call-outs work as described when on a desktop, but also show on a tablet only when touching the "bullet point" buttons? I hope this makes sense. On a tablet, I would like the button to fade in the call-outs when finger is on the button, but fade out the call-out when finger is taken off the button. Or, any suggestion for a solution is welcome. I considered "object states", but I like the animation quality of the "fade-in, fade-out". Thank you, Angelo, for taking the time to read this!

Thank you, a lot!

Excellent tutorial!

Hi Angelo, Thank you so much for making this video! You are an amazing Teacher & I'm lucky to have found your channel. I was wondering if it's possible to use the same technique for a video with an HTML I-Frame embed code sourced from the video's hosted site? The end goal being a publish online document that contains long videos without a huge file size. If it's possible, what would need to be done differently? I've noticed most of your tutorials detail steps for placing full video files. If you feel I-frame html embedding is an overall bad idea, would you please elaborate? In a perfect world, being able to provide something like you designed in this tutorial of yours - only with videos that are quite lengthy- would solve so many of the problems I'm encountering on the project i'm trying to finish. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fma4hIqaZd96o9Usi=Wz6R9VRlDoD_sxVS Thank you for sharing your knowledge & experience! I really appreciate you & the insights you provide.

Hi Angelo, First of all, great video. Here it comes; however, InDesign 19.5 tells me that the interactive elements are not currently supported. What version are you using? Nor, am I getting any optional share methods.

How we can download Flip book from Heyzine ?

Late to this video, but when creating buttons for an interactive pie chart, the hit detection state is always square so buttons overlap and it causes confusion when trying to highlight individual segmnts. Am I missing something obvious?

i need tutoring AE i want to can making animate,thx for your help.

finaly i can make motion,thx!! good day for you,your explain so detail.

it changed all of my font? how do i prevent that from happening

Thanks

Superb! cheers

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Best tutorial it is so helfull thanks bro and continue good bless you

Thank you so much, this is very helpful! 🙏

Hi just wanted to say u have amazing and inspiring work thank you🌹🌹🌹

I'm super confused. Everything works fine and as intended in the Epub preview, but not in a PDF. I've tried exporting as an interactive PDF and a Epub fixed but still having issues. Also in the PDF my popup window and background dimmer are active at page load, but not when i run the epub preview. I tried marking them as hidden until animated but nothing seems to be working right in a PDF.

I have the latest version of InDesign, but I don't have this feature... how can I solve it?

Can you do a flipbook using canva and heyzine (fillable flipbook )?!

I have a question.. did a simple booklet convert to video ?

Hello Mr Angelo It nice to see the interactive pop-up video, the same functions can be carry in the pdf file along with video if not what is the best way to incorporate video in pdf alone could you explain the same.

Thank you 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Thankyou for sharing! So helpful !!

Hello Angelo from France :) Thank you for your video! My question: all these interactive possibilities in indesign can't live out of adobe servers? So I don't see in what way I could propose/sell these interactive possibilities to my clients because I'm sure they will ask to install this on their own servers. Plus, the accessibility to this document is linked to my account, not to my client. Any idea ? Thx a lot!

Angelo, another great tutorial. I'm brainstorming on how to implement these techniques into a project. Keep up the GREAT work!

I'm going to send you a truck load of popsicles.

Big caveat: at the moment, captions do not generate on anchored objects. Either duplicate the object, generate caption, and group it with the original or de-anchor the object to caption it.

thanks mister

thank you very much

the google doc link pliz

Hello! Great video! Quick question. Is this also possible with photos?

Can I do the spreadsheet in Canva?

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This is exact e what I want to do! You make this complex program make sense. Thank you!

Very nice! Thanks a lot for sharing.

Hi there! An i use AN for explainer videos? If so, joe do you streamline transitions. Can you do a tutorial please?

Can you do a video on flipbook using Canva and heyzine instead of adobe indesign ?

Great job, dear sir! Thank you for sharing.

Thank gou! This is an excellent tutorial!

This is what I've been wanting to try!

Thanks a lot! Very nice.

Hi, Thank you for the amazing video! Can we still make the size adjustments for the individual image frame after we make them to the compound path? Thank you!

Thank you for the video! This is really helpful!

Is adobe a free platform? I want to use to create flipbook with heyzine or should I use Canva ?

Thank you