![]() ![]() ![]() Currently, there’s no method for directly importing HTML into InDesign, but there are a few “unofficial” paths for bringing HTML in and preserving much of its structure and formatting. But there may also be times when we’re called upon to do the opposite-to take HTML content and bring it into the realm of print or PDF through InDesign. Typically, our challenge as designers is getting content out of InDesign as HTML, a task which I covered in my article “InDesign to HTML” in the April/May 2013 issue of InDesign Magazine. But there’s no denying that a vast amount of content has been structured and formatted in HTML. ![]() Whether or not that’s true, only time will tell. The future of publishing may rest upon HTML. This article was originally published in InDesign Magazine issue 55 (August–September 2013). ![]()
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