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Change button appearances
- Choose Window > Interactive > Buttons and Forms to display the Buttons and Forms panel.
- Using the Selection tool , select the button in the layout that you want to edit.
- Click [Rollover] to activate the Rollover appearance.
- With Rollover still selected, change the appearance of the button.
Unfortunately, there is no way to create a Save button using the Forms & Buttons panel in InDesign. Perhaps it could be applied with a script in Acrobat, but it may be faster just to make one in Acrobat and then copy and paste it (in Acrobat, from one PDF to another) over and over.
Click the Convert To Button icon in the Buttons and Forms panel (choose Window > Interactive > Buttons and Forms). Or, choose Object > Interactive > Convert to Button. Convert To Button. In the Buttons and Forms panel, do the following: Select Button from the Type drop-down menu.
How to use the special two state button in InDesign?
Turn the rectangle pop-up into its own button called Rectangle, and turn the circle into its own button called Circle. Select the Rectangle button. Under Appearance, check the Hidden Until Triggered box. Select the Circle button. Under Event, select On Roll Over. Click the Plus Sign next to Actions, and select Show/Hide Buttons and Forms.
How to resize the next page arrow in InDesign?
If you drag a pair of Next Page/Previous Page arrow buttons, resize the first button, and then select the second button, and choose Object > Transform Again > Transform Again.
The sample buttons are stored in the ButtonLibrary.indl file, which is located in the Presets/Button Library folder in the InDesign application folder. Choose Sample Buttons And Forms from the Buttons and Forms panel menu to open the Sample Buttons And Forms panel. Open Sample Buttons And Forms panel