Password Protecting A Smart PDF

1. Click the ‘publish’ button

2. Select ‘Smart PDF’

3. Click ‘Smart PDF Settings’

4. Enter your chosen password into the ‘password’ field

5. Click the yellow ‘update’ button at the bottom of the window

Removing The Password From A Smart PDF

1. Click the ‘publish’ button

2. Select ‘Smart PDF’

3. Click ‘Smart PDF Settings’

4. Remove any text from the ‘password’ field

5. Click the yellow ‘update’ button at the bottom of the window

Note: Password protection is not available on trial accounts.

1. Highlight the text that will become the link

2. Click the ‘link’ button in the formatting menu

3. Select ‘insert link’

4. Click the blue link text on the page

5. Select ‘edit’

6. Paste the URL that you wish to link to

7. Click the yellow ‘save’ button

Videos can be added to any page in your document via the ‘Text Card’ settings.

1. Drag a Text Card onto the page

2. Click inside the Text Card

3. Click the video button in the formatting toolbar

4. Paste the YouTube Link or Vimeo Embed Code

5. Click the insert button

You can display headers or footers on every page within your document via the ‘document settings’ tab:

Please note that if you choose to display headers or footers via these options then you will not be able to hide them on an individual page basis – they must be visible on every page in your document.

Social Sharing Card Menu

Use the checkbox to remove a social network from the button group.

Change the button text via individual each field.

With our default styles options you can configure your preferred font styles for use in Headline and Text Cards.

You can find this feature in the document settings panel underneath the default styles section.

These controls enable you to configure the default font settings for both the headline and text cards. At the moment if I add a headline card to the page it will be set in this Naive font, it will be 36px in size and orange in color.

But if I change these settings then the next time I drag a headline card onto the page it will default to the new settings. And this same technique will work for text cards as well.

So this means that you don’t have to customise your text every time you add a new card to the page. If you just set your defaults at the start you’ll be able to save yourself a load of time.

These text settings also work for imported and continuous pages. So if I import a blog post then change these settings the updates will be applied instantly to the page.

The same things happens for continuous pages. If I add a continuous page then change these settings the text will update automatically on the page.