Controls
The Controls menu lets you customize front buttons, side buttons, and reader shortcuts.
Settings Menu Layout
Power Button
- Short-press action
- Long-press action
Front Buttons
- Remap front buttons
- Remap front buttons while reading
- Orientation aware
- Long-press behavior (in-reader only)
- Long-press back action (in-reader only)
- Long-press menu action (in-reader only)
Note: Even though some actions assigned to the front buttons could be used globally, they are restricted to apply within the reader only due to the dynamic nature of the front buttons (they can mean different things based on the screen you’re on).
Side Buttons
- Layout
- Orientation aware
- Long-press action
Side Button Long-press Action
When set to Change Font Size, hold a side button for about 2 seconds:
- Up increases font size
- Down decreases font size
When set to Orientation Change, hold a side button for about 2 seconds:
- Up cycles through the orientations in the following order:
Landscape CCW->Inverted->Landscape CW->Portrait - Down cycles through the orientations in the following order:
Landscape CW->Inverted->Landscape CCW->Portrait
Power, Back, and Menu Button Actions
Defaults:
- Short-press Power Button Action: Ignore
- Long-press Power Button Action: Sleep
- Long-press Back Button Action: Browse Files
- Long Press Menu Button Action: Ignore
Available actions include:
- Ignore
- Sleep
- Page Turn
- Refresh Screen
- Change Font
- Guide Dots
- Bionic Reading
- Toggle Bookmark
- Sync Progress
- Mark as Finished
- Reading Stats
- Take Screenshot
- Auto Page Turn Interval
- File Transfer
- Calibre Wireless
- Join a Network
- Create Hotspot
- Tilt Page Turn (X3 only)
- Footnotes
- Dark Mode
- Browse Files
Footnote Shortcut
When a shortcut is mapped to Footnotes, the shortcut opens the footnotes submenu while reading. If the current page has only one footnote, CrossInk opens that referenced page directly.
The Quick-return from Footnotes setting controls whether the Power button acts like Back after opening a footnote page, making it faster to return to the original reading position.