From the course: InDesign: Interactive Documents
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Use bookmarks - InDesign Tutorial
From the course: InDesign: Interactive Documents
Use bookmarks
- [Instructor] With bookmarks, readers can jump to any content in a document with just a click or a tap. And, as we'll see in this movie, you can create bookmarks manually or InDesign can create them for you with features like the table of contents. Here in our Exercise File, let's start by opening the Bookmarks panel. In it, I can see that I already have the bookmarks that were created in a previous movie, when I used the table of contents function. So I have bookmarks to article titles, and subtitles, which I can see if I tip open the bookmarks. And the index. And the nice thing here is that I can edit these before I export to PDF. I can edit the names, I can change the order, and I can even create a nested structure by dragging bookmarks on top of other bookmarks. And I can also delete unwanted bookmarks and create new ones here. And all of that will be preserved in the PDF. So in this case, I don't want bookmarks for the article subtitles, so I'll delete those. I'll click on this…
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