TEMPLATES FOR INDESIGN PLUS

They do not include every function and feature available in InDesign®. The online templates are not intended to function like a browser based design canvas. The online templates are intended to be an easy way for someone without design skills to edit and personalise content within a fixed template, similar to editing slides in Powerpoint. The following guidelines detail the structure and functionality that is supported when preparing an InDesign® file for conversion to an online template.

TEMPLATES FOR INDESIGN PLUS

Latest version of Edge plus one version back.

Latest version of Safari plus two updates back.

Latest version of Firefox plus two updates back.

Latest version of Chrome plus two updates back.

Please note that we support the following browsers:

The highest security setting disables JavaScript by default). JavaScript enabled (if using Internet Explorer go to Internet Options/Settings > Security and change the security settings from high to medium-high.Current, up-to-date version of Adobe® Flash® Player if they don't have a HTML5 browser.A current, up-to-date HTML5 web browser e.g.

Once the template has been personalised by the user and approved, InDesign® Server is used again to translate the document into a print ready PDF. The template is then opened and edited using the Editor. When uploaded to Flyerlink®, InDesign® Server is used to translate the document into an editable template. indt option that we only support up to CS6.idml files are supported up to the latest version. idml which are then used to create an online template. InDesign® files are saved as either InDesign template files.

Templates for indesign