To publish your document to the Web, choose File > Publish Online (Preview), or click the Publish Online button in the Application Bar above the document window.

Plus, animations are supported, as well as buttons and multi-state objects. You can think of this as “publish from InDesign to the Web,” as the result is your document in a Web browser. All your fonts work fine (and there are no licensing issues to worry about with Publish Online). In the English-language versions of InDesign CC 2015, Adobe is including a “technology preview” of a feature called Publish Online. Hopefully that option is coming soon, but the just fact that this long-awaited feature finally exists is great news. That is, you can’t put a stroked box around a paragraph yet. Unfortunately, shading is currently fill-only. Now you can apply solid colors and gradients that automatically fit the size of a paragraph via new options in the Control panel and the Paragraph Style dialog box. No longer will you have to resort to workarounds to add a background color to a paragraph. While the few new features in InDesign CC 2015 are neither earth-shattering nor life-changing, they are pretty darn cool (think “evolution not revolution”), and they will certainly help many InDesign users. (By the way, you should definitely read this other blog post BEFORE you click the Upgrade button!) Today Adobe is releasing InDesign CC 2015, with several very cool new features - including one amazing feature/service listed as a “technology preview.” Keith Gilbert is going to go in-depth into all the features, how they work, and why you want to use them in the July issue of InDesign Magazine, but for now, we just want to give you a quick peek at what you can expect if or when you upgrade.

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