I've created a package idml and imported it without error into InDesign.
It contains backingstorys and associated images. None of them have previously been placed into a document/layout.
Nothing appears after the import is done.
Is this expected behaviour?
Should the backing stories appear? How do I place them if the don't appear?
I've tried to get a validation tool and asked on the Adobe forums. I've asked for paid support from Adobe and still end up waiting weeks to get someone who will help me.
Thanks for responding!
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="true"?>
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mimetype file contents application/vnd.adobe.indesign-idml-package
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="true"?>
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- Headline: Bannana, rank: 5.5, word count: 12, photos: 4 the title name here content 1 the title name here content 2
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="true"?>
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Headline: the headline HL 2 , rank: 5.4, word count: 12, photos: 0 the content here
The Backing stories are hidden in the structure pane. To place them, show the structure pane and drag one of the XML nodes into a frame.
If your goal is to have text and images show up on a layout, create a layout that looks the way you'd like your IDML file to look when you open it in InDesign. Then export that layout as IDML and examine the contents.
Here you'll see that text on a page is a Story_XXX.xml file inside the Story folder. This is reference by the Spread_XXX.xml file inside the Spreads folder. The Spread_XXX.xml file will also define where images and other objects appear.