
This tutorial will show you how to add a simple password to your app or Web App created with InDesign and in5 (InDesign to HTML5).
This tutorial will show you how to add a simple password to your app or Web App created with InDesign and in5 (InDesign to HTML5).
In this article, I’m going to show you how to create a self-running slideshow using Adobe InDesign and in5 (InDesign to HTML5).
This will let you create animated slideshows that will run in any browser, using content you’ve created in InDesign.
This type of slideshow has many possible uses, including
This article shows you how to create a dynamic HTML5 banner ad using InDesign. You can also create an animated GIF using the same techniques.
There are only a few steps to creating a self-running slideshow…
in5 version 3 has a completely re-designed user interface and works seamlessly with InDesign CC 2017.
Here are some of the new features that are available right away.
SVG table rendering – Old version vs. New version
The new subscription licenses are designed to work with CC subscriptions (so you’ll automatically be activated when you install a newer version of InDesign).
The new in5 subscription plans will let you:
You can manage your license remotely from a secure online profile (i.e., deactivate a machine that you’re not using and move to a new one, even if you don’t have access to the old machine).
Online portal let’s you manage users and remotely deactivate
You can choose to be billed monthly, or get a discount to be billed annually.
The subscription plans also offer multiple tiers, so you can get exactly the level of features that suit you. For example,
You’ll get a big discount off the first year if you have a serial number from a previous version of in5.
An iFrame lets you embed a website inside of another HTML document. It’s often used to add online content to otherwise offline publications. When a viewer is offline, the iframe fails completely, and the author doesn’t have control of what is displayed.
So how do we go about fixing that?
What if you were missing out on web content just because your Mac wasn’t telling you that you could scroll?
It turns out that this is the default on the current version of OS X. So there’s a good chance you are missing content.
Here’s the short and sweet steps to a solution.