Interactive image without zoom

I'd like to make an interactive image where you can click the labels without the image zooming or moving. I tried to do so by using the same zoom percentage for each label, but the image is still moving when you click. Any suggestions?

Saw this too. Are you talking about movement when you first tap a label in the widget? If so, the movement is probably occurring because of the difference between the zoom level/position associated with the Default view and the zoom levels/positions of the new views that you've added (especially if you edited the existing numbered views instead of replacing them). I found a workaround which might help you. Here are some steps:
1. Insert an Interactive widget and drop your image into it.
2. Show the Interaction panel of the Widget inspector (note that there are 3 views: Default plus two views).
3. Delete all existing views (except Default) by clicking the '-' button under the Views list in the inspector.
4. Now, set the desired view (position and zoom) for the Default view (this step is optional).
5. Add more views by clicking the '+' button below the Views list.
Note: Any new views you add (by clicking the '+' button in the inspector) will have the exact same view as the Default view. As a result, when your widget is viewed you should not see any image movement as all views will have the same zoom and positioning as the Default view.
Hope this helps!

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When you place your 'Interactive Image' Widget onto your page...when you Preview/View on your iPad simple pinch to fully zoom the 'Interactive Image'.. TAP the X in the upper left to close full view mode.
I suppose you would think a double tap would bring you to full screen mode...but that could be a bad feature for interactivity where readers don't realize its interactive or a static type image.
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Yah I'm a little surprised Apple has left out so many basic features and also integrated some bizarro-world behaviors not consistent with any other Mac app I've ever used (see also Zoom shortcuts). Cmd +, Cmd-, Cmd-0 anyone? This stuff is not that complicated.
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fabe: i totally get that -- and you're right -- a good designer would understand that the labels shouldn't upstage the graphic to which they refer. to that end, i think that effect would be enhanced if you looked at the default screen and simply saw (unboxed) labels, and then when you clicked opn the text, you'd zoom in and the text might even get a little transparent so the graphic is even more accentuated. i also think it would be cool if you could control the default view of the label (change it's colors, characteristics, transparency, etc) and then when setting its zoomed-in view, you'd also be able to change the label's colors, characteristics, transparency, etc, as well. honestly, i'm sort of relieved to know this isn't possible in ibooks author 1.0 (maybe in 2.0?) because i looked and looked AND looked. btw, the app is INCREBIBLY intuitive -- pretty **** remarkable, in fact. you have done an amazing job, so thanks so much! bob (ps: so glad i waited for a great wysiwyg ibook tool -- and that apple released it. i plan in converting a number of my out-of-print books -- and will be using ibooks author!) http://www.bobstaake.com/page5.shtml)

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The way I see it, Interactive Images are useful because they dont' require a large area of the screen to zoom in and see crisp graphics and descriptions. So when I set my images up, set the views for the "embedded sized" viewer, it all works great. But as soon as I attempted the "reverse pinch" to expand the widget on the iPad, the quality of the image goes way down. Is there a way to either: specificy different view settings per item in both embedded and expanded view, OR a way to shut off the full-screen version of the Interactive Image widget?

Hmmm... IBA will scale down images if they exceed the resolution of the device, but will otherwise not compress them, as far as I know. I don't have a good suggestion for you, other than to somehow get higher resolution. One option might be to, instead of using an interactive image widget, to use a gallery. When taking your screenshots, size up the window as large as possible, take the screen shot, and crop to 1024 x 768 (or something near that size). Then show the full screenshot in one image in the gallery, and the close-up in another.
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Hello Everyone...
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