Exporting to HTML still no good?

I have a simple slide show (no video or sound) for which I have added controls: (forward, back, home) to each slide assigning hyperlinks to my own graphic symbols to advance the slides. Sticking within Keynote, the presentation with its manual controls works fine, but if exported to HTML for inclusion on a web site, the controls fail to work and the presentation falters. Examining HTML code made by the exporting process shows no references to the hyperlinks so I would expect it to not work properly. Is this problem still unsolved? (Exporting with "Include navigation controls" checked in the export window does generate working hyperlink controls but they are in addition to the desired and non-working ones and are placed beneath the slides. The html code clearly does reference them.)
Any information will be appreciated.
Simm

I have no solution as yet except for adding my own (hand coded) html for the hyperlinks I originally made. I placed my hand coded hyperlinks (positioned them) on the slides using CSS. This is a somewhat tedious process. I would hope that Keynote itself could generate my custom hyperlinks when the presentation was exported to html, but it doesn't. Surely others have noticed this deficiency(?). Perhaps very few users ever expect to place their presentations on the web.
To repeat, the custom hyperlinks work perfectly within Keynote itself (as a stand-alone presentation). It's the exporting that destroys the functionality of the custom-designed and specially placed hyperlinks.
Simm

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Well, not requiring a third party (like for getting a song on iTunes) is good. But...
An ISBN numbers for the book you want to sell          (no problem)
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Greetings all,
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Hi,
Thanks for trying out html export from InDesign. I am sorry to hear that you are having issues with html export.
To start with, I have tried to answer your queries below:
The font is universally wrong and defaulted to Times Roman (but that is correctable in the css).
With which type of fonts you actually faced this issue? Can you name a few fonts which are not correctly being referenced in the CSS?
All font attributes are stripped (bold, etc.).
font-weight:bold property must be present in the CSS. Can you post a snapshot of the CSS here?
The InDesign drawn [rounded corner] boxes are completely missing (a few dozen).
We actually skip empty splines of InDesign native objects on export. If you wish to include them, you will have to rasterise them. Select the object and open Object Export Options dialog. Select Custom Rasterisation and click on Done. Now if you will export to HTML, the items will be included which are set to rasterise.
All the distinct pages are gone and everything was placed into a continuous single page. And the top/bottom page borders are missing.
All the items are emitted as part of single html file, there is no concept of splitting into multiple html files in html export.
Images placed horizontally are now vertically placed.
I am not very clear about this point. Could you please attach a screenshot to show this issue?
A section depicts a network device (a .png graphic insert) with network cables (made with InDesign drawing tools). The network cables are missing (same as boxes - mentioned above).
Same explanation as in point-3.
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Pooja

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Could work an animated flash bitmap image exported in html 5, in DPS ?

I'm new in DPS, just started for a couple of weeks and I need to use a image in an animation.
I created the animation in inDesign exported in .fla, used de toolkit js, load it in a container with web content overlay, and when I preview it with Adobe Content Viewer it doesn't work, it apears a blank screen. Neighter of animation from that stage won't work.
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Don't be confused by the same names; there are 2 Justin's in this thread.
I'm sorry you took my post as an attack on the Adobe staff. I was not passing judgement on the questions the staff asked, or the lack of additional staff response when they went unanswered.
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I'm relatively new to Muse and I'm evaluation whether to purchase a subscription, but this problem has got me very frustrated. I have very large gaps appearing between content in my designs, causing the site to look terrible and not anywhere near how it looks in Muse.
I have seen this error reported on the forums earlier, and I have checked and can't see any "hidden text boxes" or "0 wide content" causing this bug. Please look at my screenshots for an explanation of the problem.
This is what I see in Muse, it looks relatively clean and I'm liking how it appears.
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Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.

Hi Larry
The text at bottom shows when viewed in browser as I checked, but let me know which browser you are using ? Also if you are using the site to publish to any external server.
Regarding resources , there are many tutorials and forum threads for best practices used for text styling ,
These videos should help you :
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-adobe-muse-cc/applying-effects-to-text/
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-adobe-muse-cc/work-with-text-adding-text/
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-adobe-muse-cc/working-with-text-styles-create-a-paragraph- style/
Thanks,
Sanjit

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