What about creating a link back to where we left? The standard way across authoring software is to simply repeat the same process by adding an anchor and link but in their reverse locations. Now that the text is linked to the anchor we can jump towards it whenever necessary. If you are linking to an anchor, select the anchor from under the Anchor field and click Create. In the Link dialog box, keep the default selected mode as To Book Location. In the Chapter field, select the chapter you would like to link too. If you do not have text selected, an error message will appear
Now select the text that you would like to link and click on the Link tool. If the target you would like to link to is not the start of the chapter, you will need to first place an anchor: Go to the target location, and click on the Anchor tool and enter a unique name for the anchor
#Kotobee author tutorial how to
Now that you have Kotobee Author up and running let’s first check out how to add links in the first place so we can see the standard way of adding two-way linking. Getting Startedįor our guide on how to get started with setting up Kotobee Author check out our article: Beginner’s Guide to Kotobee Author. In this guide, we will guide you through the quickest way to create back and forth navigation inside your interactive ebook using Kotobee Author. This is the case when checking footnotes for quick reference but you’d rather return instantly to where you stopped. What if you want to go somewhere in the ebook but want to have the option of returning instantly. Navigation is a key feature of interactive ebooks and thanks to links you can instantly move from one part of the ebook to another. In a previous post, we’ve discussed Utilizing Anchors in Your Ebook, with the help of links and anchors we were able to categorize our interactive ebook without interfering with its structure.
You could also be making an interactive game or virtual book moving to different scenarios and pages back and forth. Writing a research paper? Maybe importing an Encyclopedia? You’re probably having to deal with a lot of footnotes in your work.
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