It is good practice to mark each page that you have checked as complete. By marking your pages as complete, it will also automatically start creating the pages of your digital flipbook. If pages are not marked as complete, the pages in your digital publication will appear blank.
Steps to mark a page as complete
Option 1 - From the flat plan
Step 1 - Open the flat plan.
Step 2 - Click the Red X on the bottom left of the page.
Step 3 - The red cross changes to a green tick and a gold border appears around the edge of the page, to indicate it has been marked as complete.
Option 2 - From the page layout screen
Step 1 - Open the flat plan.
Step 2 - Click the page number to open the layout screen.
Step 3 - Scroll to the bottom and click the toggle switch Layout Complete, so it turns green.
Step 4 - Click Save.
Step 5 - The red cross will have changed to a green tick and a gold border appears around the edge of the page, to indicate it has been marked as complete.
Option 3 - From the quick layout screen
Step 1 - From the flat plan overview > Select Quick Layout.
Step 2 - Locate the page and under the header Layout Complete, click the toggle switch, so it turns blue.
Step 3 - When you return to the flat plan, the red cross will have changed to a green tick and a gold border appears around the edge of the page, to indicate it has been marked as complete.
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As marking the page as complete creates the page for the digital flipbook, if you later change the artwork on the page, you must take the page complete setting off and put it back on again to regenerate the page of the digital flipbook.
