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Index
Coverpage Titlepage Copyright Dedication Contents at a Glance Contents About the Authors About the Technical Reviewer(s) About the Cover Image Designer Acknowledgments Foreword Introduction
Book Structure and Flow Layout Conventions
Chapter 1: Learning the Edge Animate Interface
Getting Started
Creating a New Edge Animate Document Managing Your Workspace The Tools Panel The Edge Animate Properties Panel Document Layers and the Elements Panel Importing Content into Edge Animate The Edge Animate Menus Your Turn: Building an Edge Animate Presentation Changing the Order of Layers Putting Elements in Motion Browser Testing Your Project
You Have Learned
Chapter 2: Creating Timeline Animations: Part 1
Auto-Keyframing
Manually Adding Keyframes Adding Extra Keyframes
Adding Transitions to an Element Creating Anticipation Animating with the Pin Clipping Elements in Edge Animate Using Transitions to Swap Images
Animating Multiple Properties
Swapping Assets “Recycling” Edge Animate Transitions Animating with Eases
Your Turn: Animating Web Page Elements with Eases
Curved Paths in Edge Animate
Your Turn: More Anvil Dropping
You Have Learned
Chapter 3: Creating Timeline Animations: Part 2
Shape Tweens Shadows and Gradients
Using Drop Shadow Parameters to Create Gradients
Nesting Elements Symbols in Edge Animate
Editing Symbols Exporting and Importing Symbols Nesting Symbols Your Turn: Animate a PNG Sequence You Have Learned
Chapter 4: Creating Graphics for Edge Animate
Understanding Graphic Formats Choosing the Right Format Adobe Edge Animate and Photoshop
Floating a Balloon Creating a PNG File in Photoshop From Photoshop to Adobe Edge Animate
Creating Graphics in Illustrator
Cruising the Original Banner Ad Removing the Hidden Layers from Our SVG File
From Illustrator to Adobe Edge Animate Fireworks and Adobe Edge Animate
Resizing and Optimizing Images Preparing Fireworks Images for Export to Edge Animate Batch Processing Images for Adobe Edge Animate
Preparing Flash Animations for Use in Edge Animate
Creating a PNG Sequence in Flash Professional CS6
Creating a Sprite Sheet in Flash Professional CS6
Creating Sprite Animations in Edge Animate You Have Learned
Chapter 5: Working with Type in Edge Animate
Fonts and Typefaces
Adding Text Text Shadows Clipping Text
Meet Your New Best Friend: Web Fonts
Adding Typekit Web Fonts to an Edge Animate Project Using Adobe Edge Web Fonts in Animate
You Have Learned
Chapter 6: Adding Interactivity in Edge Animate
Edge Animate and Code The Fundamentals of JavaScript Understanding the Document Object Model
Making Selections Through jQuery The Code Panel The Actions Panel Using Labels and Triggers Using Snippets to Manage Symbol Playback Creating Buttons Making Text Interactive Your Turn: Pulling It Together You Have Learned
Chapter 7: Edge Animate and the Web
Edge Animate’s Web Publishing Options
Choosing a Target Web Publishing Edge Animate Deployment Package iBooks/OS X Publishing Publishing Our Edge Animate Content
The Purpose of the Files Edge Animate Creates
The .an File The HTML File The .edgePreload.js File The .edge.js File The .edgeActions.js File The .edge_includes Folder The Images Folder
Edge Animate Compositions and Dreamweaver CS6
Inserting the Edge Animate Composition into Dreamweaver Inserting Edge Animate Content Using an iFrame
Adding Edge Animate Compositions to Adobe Muse Preparing Content for Older Browsers
Testing a Down-Level Stage
Adding Preloaders to Edge Animate Compositions
Designing Our Own Preloader
Edge Animate and HTML/CSS Overflow
Further Exploration of Overflow
Beyond the DIV Tag
Your Turn: Loading External Content into Edge Animate
You Have Learned
Chapter 8: Adding a Bit of “Wow”
Project 1: Falling Letters
The Fireworks Approach
Project 2: Attracted to Detail
Create the Assets in Illustrator Assembling the Project in Edge Animate
Project 3: Create a Starfield
Creating the Starfield
Project 4: Create a Flash Preloader Project 5: Creating a Pop-Down Menu in Edge Animate You Have Learned
Chapter 9: Edge Animate and Digital Publications
Understanding Print vs. Screen Models and Resolution
CMYK Subtractive Color Model RGB Additive Color Model Resolution
Digital Publication Formats
The EPUB Format The iBooks Format The Folio Format
Edge Animate’s Formats for Digital Publishing
Adding Animate Content with iBooks Author Previewing Our iBooks Author Document
Adding Edge Animate Content with Adobe InDesign
Creating Multistate Objects Wiring Up Our Multistate Objects Placing an Edge Animate OAM File in InDesign Previewing Our Folio with InDesign
Using Folio Builder to Create a Simple Folio
Creating Articles Creating a Folio and Adding Articles
You Have Learned
Chapter 10: Edge Animate Goes Mobile
The Modern Mobile Web Phones, Tablets, and Phablets
Smartphones Tablets Phablets
Creating a Mobile App with Edge Animate and PhoneGap
Logging In and Setting Up PhoneGap Build More Configuration and Customization Downloading and Testing Your PhoneGap App
Using Edge Inspect with Edge Animate
Setting Up Your Edge Inspect Environment Configuring Edge Animate to Preview in Edge Inspect Using Edge Inspect with Edge Animate Swiping Power from Edge Inspect and Edge Animate
Responsive Design with Edge Animate
Adding the Finishing Touches to Our Responsive Design Utilizing Responsive Design for PhoneGap Build
You Have Learned
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