something’s wonky w/your InDesign Piccia. Both groups and objects can be hyperlinks or buttons that lead to URLs. I just retested to confirm.

Here’s the Publish Online version:
<https://indd.adobe.com/view/931507ae-a2bf-49eb-bdf8-a151cf9052ed>

Maybe try rebuilding your prefs?

I’m using InDesign CC 2015.3 (latest update). I know that earlier versions of CC, perhaps 2014, could not do object hyperlinks in FXL. Be sure you’re in the right version?

AM

As far as I know, Wanda, it’s not possible to include a form (or at least, one that users can fill out) in an EPUB.

You might look at something like PubCoder, CircularFLO, or the In5 plug-in (he might have a forms widget..?) which allow for more interactivity in FXL exported from ID.

We’ll be talking and demo-ing these kinds of solutions at PePcon (https://pepcon.com) in June … questions like these are *exactly* why we host the conference!

AM

Ken: lol
;-)

It would help to see a screen shot. Can you upload a screen shot someplace (dropbox for ex) and then post a link to it here?

Excellent answer, Ari!

You can also create a paragraph style for your tables that would center them and apply the other paragraph attributes you might want.

To be fair though, InDesign users (the people who come to this blog) don’t use InCopy. They use InDesign. Their *editors* and other subject matter experts use it, but not them. So the results of the poll aren’t that surprising.

Another poll might ask “How do colleagues edit copy on your layout proofs?” Possible answers:
– Manually mark up printouts
– Use PDF commenting tools
– Use InCopy
– Use their own copy of InDesign

AM