This document has first page for an index page with thumbnails for each "job" that you can click and the document will then go to the corresponding page. I just created an interactive InDesign, building a portfolio file. In addition, make sure that your original InDesign document has the correct structure: To test it in a browser, make sure that change you the file extension exported from "xml" to "html". And of course, I want to automate this process as much as possible by using scripts.įor what it's worth, I would use the following XSLT to perform this task: I have also attached metadata via XML attributes and I want that metadata to get to the web page and direct aid, action based on user input (like what answer they give to a question).Īs I have always worked on the print documents, I don't know XSLT, CSS, XHTML or HTML even if I just want to start on the right foot.Īny suggestions welcome, including perhaps good tutorials or other resources. Without doubt, these must all XML tag, possibly using character styles? There are a lot of graphics inserted (files have and psd) which need to be converted to png, I guess. All paras have paragraph styles, but there will be some substitutions of the police as bold, italic, underlined, clue, exposing. These documents are examination questions. What is the best or only way to do? I guess that DreamWeaver will also feature in the equation at some point. I started to score my documents with XML, so I think the course on the web is from InDesign to XML format, then via XSLT or CSS in XHTML. I'm looking for the outline of the best way to combat this, just so I don't waste too much time trying to learn the technology wrong or the fake software. I develop InDesign documents for offset printing, but the Organization now wants to slip into the 21st century by also erect these same documents on the web (as interactive web pages that respond to user input).
Development of InDesign documents for print and the web
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