Paragraph Formatting in HTML5 Notes Publish

Thank you Emily! 

No problem Ryan!

Hello All, 

Has the above issue been reviewed/resolved by the QA team? I am having the same issue, and I found this post but not sure if it was resolved or if its still a known issue. 

Thanks!

Helen  :-)

Hi Helen, Still is in the latest build of SL2 for HTML5 builds.  Not return paragraph returns in note text.  It's a bug. 

Hi Helen!

Looks like Ryan has popped in to assist you here and he is correct, this issue is still in the hands of our QA Team and I have no update at this time. This thread is attached to the report so that we can update when applicable.

Hello Leslie & Ryan,

Thanks for letting me know!

Helen, is there any updates on this HTML5 side panel isssue/bug?  It's also adding bullets on Firefox, We can change the CSS element in the browser and alter it .

Ryan

Hi Ryan!

In regards to the issue reported here, it is still in the hands of our QA Team and I have no update at this time.

We do not support the HTML5 output in Firefox as you can see in this documentation.

I am also having this problem, and I am viewing HTML5 in Chrome, not Firefox.

Hi Yvonne! As you can see from the conversation above, this issue is in the hands of our QA Team. By replying, you should now be subscribed to this thread for updates though.

Any update on this? It really should be an easy transformation for your Dev team but leaves an important accessibility feature devalued.

Hi Ian, 

As Leslie mentioned this is still in the hands of our QA team for further investigation. I'm not a coder myself, so I wouldn't begin to know how easy/hard it is - but I was curious what you meant by accessibility feature? Currently, Storyline’s Flash-based output is compliant with Section 508 accessibility guidelines but not our HTML5 output. 

Hi. People commonly use the Notes as a transcript of the slide audio. This allows users with hearing challenges the ability to access the course material in full, and with HTML5, the opportunity to access the material without a Flash enabled device.

Ah, thanks Ian for clarifying - end of a long day, left me a bit foggy. :) 

The paragraph spacing still does not carry through to the HTML5 output, so it may appear as one larger paragraph making it harder to read - but the notes are still accessible there for hearing impaired users to read. I was thinking you were talking more about viewing it with a screen reader or similar. We'll keep you posted once we have additional information from our QA team about the behavior. 

We are having this same problem. It makes the Notes difficult to read. Any update?

Hi, Scott -- Thanks so much for reaching out! As mentioned above, this matter is still with our QA team for investigation, but if we hear anything more, we will be sure to share it here as soon as possible. 

Not an ideal solution, but if you add in a single character where the breaks should appear, it improves the situation. I'm using a "-" character as a line break, it helps the visual representation significantly. 

Hi JL and welcome to E-Learning Heroes!

Thanks for popping in with your solution and sharing with the community.

Any updates when this issue is going to be corrected?

Hi Oscar,

Unfortunately we don't have any updates to share at this time, as it's still with our QA team. Once we do have information to share we'll be certain to post it here for you. 

Hi Ashley,

I posted this solution on another post. I think it will help other developers fix this issue until Articulate implements the solution. I know you don't support modifying the code, but here it is:

If you add this code to the player.css file located in the "mobile" folder (within the set of published files), the spacing between paragraphs is properly restored in the notes section when the eLearning program is viewed in HTML5 mode:

.transcript_content p {
    padding-bottom: 10px;
}

Regards,

Oscar

Thanks Oscar for sharing - and I'm certain it'll help others who come across this discussion.

Thanks Oscar! Confirming this solution worked for me.