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Mr. K

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  1. I did a test and I think my conclusion about how AFPub works (or more likely how AFPhoto works) is true. I placed two version of the same photo on my page. One is small and one is large, both have different resolutions. I applied my Layer FX style which was saved as 30px rad. blur and 70% opacity to both images. The results indicate that the layer effect is being adjusted so the end results look similar with images at different sizes and resolutions. The opacity stays the same always at 70%, but the blur radius changes. In this case the small image results in a 3.7 px rad. blur, and the large image results in a 28.3 px rad. blur. After preforming this test and getting a better understanding of how this works, I now believe AFPub is managing this correctly.

    I have attached the test file.

    FX Test.afpub

  2. 1 hour ago, walt.farrell said:

    I presume the second one was your original, and the first one was the pasted result?

    If so, looks like the copy rounded the radius.

    Nope. The first is the original, the second is the pasted FX. There's no consistency for what the radius figure will be wether pasted or applied as a style. It's usually close like within 20.

    I think AFPub is trying to match a blur based on object size that the FX is applied to. Applied to a smaller image and the radius is smaller, although I cannot say this is true consistently.

  3. It appears we all are in agreement that we could use a visual indicator in our AFPub project files for any object or text that has a hyperlink attached.

    Here's something I have encountered already. Just because this text is blue and underlined (that style can be added using the built-in Hyperlink Style in the Character dropdown or panel), does not mean it has a properly attached hyperlink, and I would know that if I could see an indicator in the project file.

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  4. 17 hours ago, fde101 said:

    It is part of the adventure!  Rolling the mouse pointer over each word of the document to see where the pointer changes...

    I realize the greater issue is readers viewing my plans on tablets and smartphones (no mouse). So for that reason I am redoing my hyperlinks to be blue and underlined where ever I can. I still have no intention of adding blue around my logos.

  5. 17 hours ago, PMan said:

    Mr K,

    This may solve part of your problem - I have found that you could put your Logo on the Master Page and set a hyperlink to your URL, then you could put your web address on the bottom left of your Master Page and set a hyperlink there.  If you select No Style while setting the hyperlink the text will NOT turn blue.  These hyperlinks become active on every page of your spread.  Therefore on your Credenza Plans for example you would no longer  have to set a hyperlink to your logo and your web address on each page, therefore reducing the number of hyperlinks from 20 to just two! as indicated here 1084690652_MrK.PNG.73f29c2998a8e46e77cda9a5df52ec69.PNG  It doesn't help solve the problem of seeing if an object is hyperlinked or not but you'd be working with a lot less, and you'd only have to check these on your master page.  I have tested out this idea and it works, one master page with hyperlinks which then work on every page in the spread

    Love your web site by the way so hope this will make it more successful

    Pman

     

    This information may help others who have wondered if a hyperlink can be set on a Master Page

    Pman,

    Thanks for the compliment. I am SO glad Affinity added hyperlinks. It will make my marketing of my plans much easier since "materials source partners" will see I can link directly to their websites.

    I am setting my hyperlinks that are on all pages on my Master Pages, and that is working great. It saves a lot of work, and making changes is then easy, but the actual number of hyperlinks is counted as a whole in the document. If there's one hyperlink on a single master page, and 10 pages in the project that have that master page applied, then there are 11 hyperlinks in the project. At least that is what happens when I apply my master pages with hyperlinks to my project pages.

    I do have two master pages. One is called "Cover," the other is called "Body."

  6. 10 minutes ago, PMan said:

    There again, unless you are going to tell the reader to click on that object, how will they know it is going to be a hyperlink  or where it will potentially take them?

    I understand what you are saying about how does a reader know there's a link in the PDF, but here's my page, I have a link on the logo on the first page, and one the small logo and one on the ThriftyCabinets.com on the second page. On neither of those do I want them blue and undefined. These links were placed using AFPub's Text/Interactive/Add Hyperlink command. Irrelevant if what I'm doing is seen as correct or not, I cannot easily tell these links are on my pages in the app, and that is what I need.

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