Hi Maren,As Harald suggests, you are likely better off packaging your HTML as a full-fledged article. The link he provided has information on how to do that. With this approach your HTML winds up being a real article in the DPS 2015 system and can be added to collections, etc. just like any other ar...

What do you mean by "map"? Do you mean the Browse Page?Neil

Hi Gurd,I don't have an expected date for web viewer availability, sorry. We do not have any plans at the moment to discontinue Digital Publishing Suite.Note that DPS 2015 does support magazines as well, with an expanded set of purchasing options over the previous product (you can offer all-access s...

Hi Gurd,A web viewer for DPS 2015 isn't available yet, but we are working on it.Neil

See this thread for discussion on the same topic: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1880031Neil

Yes, this is still the case.Neil

Cards are the visual representation for a piece of content, so yes, you always have to have content to lay out your browse page. This does make it tough to try and design your browse page when you don't have any actual content in your account yet. We're working on a new tool to assist with this, but...

Collections always have to have an image to be published, but I believe you can preview without one specified.Neil

Hi Jeff,Yes, it should be available in the next release.Neil

Hi David,We just tried this locally and were able to change a card from black to red and see it in the preview app fine. Make sure you are pushing the preview button in the portal, not the publish button, after applying your changes.If it still isn't working then you should contact enterprise suppor...