I did see that topic, but the thing that's puzzling me is that it works on one iPad but not the other. I also checked on an iPad Mini and it has the same weird leading as the iPad, but the iPad Pro is perfect. They all have the same iOS update and are loading the same app updates and I obviously need to have it work on all three. For now though I can just create an image out of this text with the logo or adjust the font file we're loading.Thank you very much for your help, Colin!

The PDF converter is a convenient way to port content into AEM Mobile -- but I'm not aware of any plans to add tools to the converter to build custom navigation.You get page based, swipe navigation. That's basically it. I suppose you could work in Acrobat to add buttons that use relative navto syntax, but that feels like a lot of dubious work.Alternately, if you're working with a large document, you might split out chapters or sections and then convert these portions of the larger PDF into artic...

I think some clarification may help here. (Bob, I read the questions slightly differently...)When you're working in Layout Templates, as Bob says, you want to import a collection to help visualize what you're designing. You can save the template anytime.The Close button can deliver two experiences, depending on the collection that you import.If you import a collection that does not use this template you get the option to apply the Layout Template to the imported collection. This is always the ca...

Thank you both! Very helpful and great suggestions. I'll see what my client decides.