WebWorks has Released ePublisher 2020.1 with a theme of new possibilities. We chose this theme because when we were doing our research about what to put in the release, the customers we spoke to focused mainly on issues they are having today that will possibly limit their options in the future. An example of this […]
A few spots left in training.
Tomorrow I am doing ePublisher 101 again, and while the registration ends 2 days, you can still sign up by contacting Jack Newman about purchasing this. This training is ideal for people just getting into ePublisher, but also for experienced users who don’t really understand why you should use ePublsher Express, as well as other […]
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I am doing ePublisher 101 training this Friday!
I will be taking over the training for the introductory ePublisher classes. You can find out more information here:http://www.webworks.com/eSchool/Courses/This course is ideal for those who are just starting out with ePublisher and want to get into the ins and outs of using the Designer interface. I will go over our workflow as well as reasons […]
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ePublisher for Newbies – Setting TOC levels
Part of any great help system is a Table of Contents (TOC) to help the user navigate through the topics. In this exercise we are going to use the project that we created from the last lesson, but add some navigability to the Reverb output by adding levels to our output. Let’s begin!1. Open up […]
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Customizing Reverb Skins – The iconic default
To round out the series of blogs for our reverb customizations, we are going to go back to the default Reverb style. This is the one that most of you are familiar with probably because it has been with us for the longest time, and kudos to anyone who has been customizaing with this since […]
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Customizing Reverb Skins – Gradients and the corporate skin
One of the neat things you can do with CSS3 is apply gradients. We use this heavily in our corporate skin, but they can be a bit confusing. We use this website in our skin.css for the Classic new to applying gradients, but it really doesn’t get it to the demonstration aspect of the gradients. […]
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Customizing Reverb Skins – Getting Social
Instead of trying to tackle all the skins at once, I am going to do a lesson by lesson instruction of the different skin that I have customized and different lessons learned from customization. For a review, you can refer to the last blog post by opening up ePublisher and viewing the first customization post. […]
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Tips & Tricks: Customizing Reverb Output
Customizing Reverb Output To fully understand how Revervb can be customized, first you have to envision your final output. Once you have this vision in place, it is time to start translating that design to your WebWorks Reverb layout. Reverb is sectioned into different parts. This means you will have to access different sections within […]
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Moving Existing Content Over to Reverb
The release of WebWorks ePublisher 2012.2 will be bringing some exciting innovations to the Reverb format. The convenience and functionality of Reverb is something we don’t want any ePublisher user to have to do without. We are often asked, “What is the level of complexity to moving content to Reverb from another format?” Well, the […]
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Solving the Puzzle of Viewing Content Across Multi-Platform Devices
This is the second installment of my three-part blog series, which began on June 8, entitled Hot Topics From STC 2012. This series brings to light the three hottest topics at this year’s STC Summit 2012; change, multi-platform mobile devices, and new ways to look at workflows. The first installment covered the topic of change, […]
