Tagging your PDF with hyperlinks can help you reduce work inside the Enrichment Editor.
For example, creating external links to your website and even internal links to different pages if you have an in-page table of contents.
Creating hyperlinks via InDesign
Select the text, image or drag a box which should contain a hyperlink.
Right click → Hyperlink → New hyperlink
Select the type of hyperlink you want to create
If URL, paste the URL.
If page, select the page of destination
When exporting your PDF, make sure you’re including hyperlinks.
Creating hyperlinks via Adobe DC/Acrobat Pro
If you don’t have access to the design file, you can always create hyperlinks on an already created PDF.
Click Edit PDF from the task panel
Select the Link menu from the top bar → Add/Edit web or document links
Drag the box to the desired place, the hyperlink should be
Select the type of Link Type
In the actions' panel, select Open a web link/go to a page view
Add the link and press OK
You can tag your PDF further with hyperlinks to add video and images directly to your flipbook.
See how in the following articles: