Getting HTML out of InDesign; Obscurity of the Week: Create Acrobat Layers
Getting HTML out of InDesignLayout "geometry" issuesUseful plug-insHTML and CSS optionsResources (aka Michael Murphy)Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Create Acrobat LayersNews and special offers from our sponsors:
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Links mentioned in this podcast:
Ajar Production's in5 ID > HTML 5 pluginMichael Murphy's InDesign & HTML article is in InDesign Magazine issue 53Here's his lynda.com course, InDesign for Web Design and Udemy course, From InDesign to HTMLMailChimp's "How HTML Email Works"Steve Werner shows how to Hide/Show PDF Layers with buttons