Independent viewer settings for mobile and desktop

In your Viewer settings you can toggle navigation arrows, page counts, a page menu and progressive images.

readymag blog_independent viewer settings for mobile and desktop

In your Viewer settings you can toggle navigation arrows, page counts, a page menu and progressive images. From now on, there are separate Viewer settings for each of your layout formats: desktop, mobile and tablet. For example, navigation arrows can be toggled on for the mobile version without being activated for desktop.

What are Viewer settings

Stack pages vertically, as the name suggests, will display your project as a vertical stack of pages. That is, one on top of the other.

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‘Stack pages vertically’ option is on

Navigation arrows allow you to switch between pages without scrolling. They appear on the left and right sides of your screen, and can be used with a slide-in transition.

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Triggered by a hamburger icon, the project menu is a visual table of contents. Although non-customizable, this approach to building menus is absolutely effortless.

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This is what the Project menu looks like

The share button can be customized on all paid plans, which also allows you to turn off Readymag branding.

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If you toggle on Progressive images, blurred versions of all images will be displayed while your page is loading. Otherwise, the user will see blank spots in place of images when loading is slow (e.g., due to network speed).

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Progressive images load immediately on the website at first but with a low resolution

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