Good tutorial - thanks! QUESTION: How is it possible to include an "accordion feature" (expanding a line into a multi-page text section upon clicking for "more details" and having the option of collapsing if not desired.)? Please? Thank you! I'd be happy to Venmo $10 US in appreciation of your answer.
If I have 2 images only, and I want to toggle between the first one and the second one, and back to the first one, what should I do? Does it mean that I need to duplicate image one and make it the third state? I couldn't find any video how to make to toggle between 2 images with clicking the same button...
You can toggle between two images in a multi-state object (MSTO) in InDesign as follows: 1. Create the MSO and add two states. In each state, place an image. 2. Select the MSTO and go to Object > Multi-State Objects > Options. 3. Under Transition, select "Mouse click" as the transition trigger. 4. Click OK to close the Multi-State Options dialog. 5. Now when you click on the MSO, it will toggle between the two images. The first click will show State 1 image, second click State 2 image, third click back to State 1, and so on. Hope that’ll solve the issue!
@@CreativityGarage thank you. I will try it with my next project. I solved this by turning pictures into buttons and duplicating Clicking buttons and stocking them on top of each other (illusion of one bottle), my actions were Show/Hide button, that's how I did it but I will definitely try your method. Thanks a lot
@@CreativityGarage Thats not usefull information. As far as I know multistateobjects are Epub only and dont work in PDF. You should know this. Bc nobody uses an epub file wich makes this tutorial useless
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Good tutorial - thanks! QUESTION: How is it possible to include an "accordion feature" (expanding a line into a multi-page text section upon clicking for "more details" and having the option of collapsing if not desired.)? Please? Thank you! I'd be happy to Venmo $10 US in appreciation of your answer.
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so useful thank you!!!! I was struggling to fit all my images in my limited number of slides but this helps so much !!
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"fit content to frame" that doesnt do anything. I'm trying to create an object with 40+ states (pictures) that I can cycle through. How do i do that?
Select the selection tool and then select the image outside the content grabber to move a frame and it's content.
If I have 2 images only, and I want to toggle between the first one and the second one, and back to the first one, what should I do? Does it mean that I need to duplicate image one and make it the third state? I couldn't find any video how to make to toggle between 2 images with clicking the same button...
You can toggle between two images in a multi-state object (MSTO) in InDesign as follows:
1. Create the MSO and add two states. In each state, place an image.
2. Select the MSTO and go to Object > Multi-State Objects > Options.
3. Under Transition, select "Mouse click" as the transition trigger.
4. Click OK to close the Multi-State Options dialog.
5. Now when you click on the MSO, it will toggle between the two images. The first click will show State 1 image, second click State 2 image, third click back to State 1, and so on.
Hope that’ll solve the issue!
@@CreativityGarage thank you. I will try it with my next project. I solved this by turning pictures into buttons and duplicating Clicking buttons and stocking them on top of each other (illusion of one bottle), my actions were Show/Hide button, that's how I did it but I will definitely try your method. Thanks a lot
how can I export the file to preserve the button actions? When I export it to interactive PDF they no longer work T.T
Try resetting your preferences.
If that doesn't work, try resaving your file as an IDML and reopen the IDML.
@@CreativityGarage Thats not usefull information.
As far as I know multistateobjects are Epub only and dont work in PDF. You should know this.
Bc nobody uses an epub file wich makes this tutorial useless
Great explantion. Epub is such a useless format though.
Thanks a lot for watching. Ya i know there are mixed reactions when it comes to epub format 😎😎😎