HTML5 Publishing

Leverage the scalable, extensible multiscreen HTML5 format to make output look its best on a range of devices. Create new profiles, specify a range of dimensions or resolutions for each of them, provide screen frame images for better previewing of output screens, and specify the browser agents to use to access the content.

Choose from out-of-the-box layouts for desktop, iPhone^#, iPad^#, Kindle Fire, and more, or define custom layouts and map them to screen profiles. Edit the topic style, content, and search features in each layout. Conveniently change styles using a toolbar. Preview pages to see how the layouts will appear.

Deliver content to smartphones, tablets, and eBook readers in EPUB 3, KF8 and Mobi formats. Publish to devices (such as iOS and Android™ smartphones and tablets, Amazon Kindle, Barnes and Noble NOOK™, Sony Reader™) and reader apps (such as Adobe® Digital Editions, Calibre, Aldiko, and iBooks)^.

Easily deliver help content for mobile apps using a library of APIs provided by Adobe. Enable users to call a default help screen or jump to a context-sensitive help screen depending on the app feature they are using, view the help content within the app or on the local browser available on the mobile device.

Allow users to optimize each screen profile based on the size of the output screen by converting auto-size or text-only pop-ups to hyperlinks, changing absolute image and table sizes to relative sizes. Enable the pinch-to-zoom feature, and replace SWF content with Adobe Captivate HTML5 files on iOS devices.

Change the look and feel of your content depending on the output medium. Use the style pod to define and apply styles. View the media query sent to the CSS file and edit the CSS file as required. Choose the media view in your editor to view content as it will be rendered.

See how your documentation will appear on a wide variety of devices, even as you develop it. Click just once on the toolbar to get a facsimile of the output rendered across different types of browsers and screens such as smartphones, tablets, and desktops.

Optimize your multiscreen HTML5 content to render it more search-friendly. Help your users find relevant content faster by assigning a unique URL to each help page, using the metadata menu to define search keywords, linguistic synonyms, and stop lists.

Easily merge and publish multiscreen HTML5 help content developed across the enterprise. Efficiently integrate the content developed across the organization, infuse parent-child relationships, and create consolidated help systems.

Work more efficiently with CSS by using built-in CSS and HTML code editors. Modify and view Clear (Left, Right, Both, none) and Overflow (visible, hidden, scroll, auto) attributes, edit the <img> tag, and format hyperlinks, text boxes, and block elements.

View local multiscreen HTML5, WebHelp, WebHelp Pro, and Adobe® AIR® Help content on Google Chrome. Deliver help features, including tables of content, indexes, search, and glossary, with a consistent look and feel.