Open Pop-Up

Through a call to action (button, icon, image…), your readers will know they need to click to reveal additional content in a pop-up, such as text, videos, images, and more.

You can open content in pop-ups, such as images, videos, links, PDFs, or a custom pop-up created in InDesign, as explained HERE.

To configure pop-up content, you can use local files (images, videos, or PDFs), store your material on Google Drive, or use an external link. Then, connect the element to the InDesign file using the plugin:

1. In InDesign, create and select a Rectangle Frame or choose a button created with the Buttons and Forms tool.
2. In the plugin, click on Enrichments, then select Open in Pop-Up. This will display a set of parameters to configure its behavior. In the Options section, under File or External Link, connect your file or enter the URL.
3. If you created a pop-up in InDesign, you must locate it in Webpublication’s Drive (you cannot directly connect the .indd file of the pop-up; first, you need to create the pop-up using the plugin). Any other file can be selected from your computer or Google Drive if previously uploaded.
4. In the next section, choose how the pop-up will appear: full-screen view or a custom size in pixels (modal pop-up). You can also configure the appearance of the close button, the top bar, and even assign a background color.