WE are very much in favor of tablet and phone app seperation as well. Not everyone creates content that scales well or is a good user experience on both devices. Especially when we create content with a lot of educational interaction. We'd see it as a high value to have the option to choose.Jeff

Thank you for this reply Nathan. It's exactly what I needed to pass onto managment to further their understanding of why some things work differently in other OSs. I'm also looking forward to additional linking behavior. I have been asked by many in my organization why they can't navigate to collections. Thanks again! Jeff

Yes, I've since removed all my collections from the top level and placed all the articles that were in those collections inside of the top level. Now I can navigate around the whole app without issue and all my article content lands inside the hamburger menu, a bonus for us. I have created separation articles to put between what were my collections. These articles are basically a screenshot of the old collection pages of our 5 cards and 5 invisible buttons. This breaks up my content in the menu ...

Ok, I was moving forward based on what the correct answer was marked as above,"However, if the collection is at the same level and within the same collection as the article from which you want to link to it, you should be able to use a navto URL with the collection name."

Here is my layout:TopLevel Mod1 Articles 1-5 Mod2 Articles 1-5 (Article 1 has the home button for testing purposes) Mod3 Articles 1-5To clarify on the navto:// - I should be able to create a button using the Buttons panel in Indesign, the Go To URL action, and a url of: navto://Mod3 and this would take the user back to the collection browse page of which the article that has the button resides? It still tells me Content Not Found.

I'm building/testing on IOS 8.4 and my articles with Indesign CC 2015 using the buttons panel to create a url button using the "Go To URL" action and in the url link box I'm adding the goto://ApplicationViewState/library I have built it a few times, restarted my device, quit and relaunched the preview app, deleted and reinstalled the app. It crashes each time I tap the home button.

Thank you for this piece of info. I have visited your original post and tried to utilize this goto://ApplicationViewState/library in my URL button, though my app crashes each time I tap on it. As far as the navto:// goes, I added that to the url and the name of my article (navto://Mod5) and when I tapped on it I get a dialog that tells me Content Not Found. If it worked would goto://ApplicationViewState/library take the user to the first collection in the app or the current collection browse pag...

Ok thanks for the info. Is there a way I can modify the strings to display English only? My supervisor is concerned we are falsely advertising our content adheres to all the languages displayed in the app store copy. (screenshot attached) Just to clarify; when you mentioned Android and iOS viewers are produced with localized strings for all the languages DPS 2015 support, are you referring to the textual content in the viewer itself? Like the app menu, chrome navigation, and cards. Thanks!Jeff