I have inserted a full screen web object in a page, this runs correctly in HTML 5.
But when run the same published output in Flash, the web object resizes (scales down) and also displays on top of other items, despite being on the bottom layer.
Any help would be greatly appriciated.
Note: I have tested web objects created with Adobe Edge and web objects created with Swiffy.
Unfortunately, some player elements get obscured by web objects on the slide in Storyline (but not in HTML5). In other words, some player elements will actually appear behind web objects. This also affects videos inserted from websites (such as Screenr, Vimeo, Google Videos, etc) and imported Engage interactions, since these are also treated as web objects.
And this workaround may help with the sizing of your web object, though it doesn't sound as if you're getting scrollbars or margins. Is that correct?
If you'd like, we'd be happy to take a closer look at it. You can either go ahead and open a ticket with our support team, including the .story file, or just attach the file here and we'll be happy to take a look.
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Hey Matthew!
Unfortunately, some player elements get obscured by web objects on the slide in Storyline (but not in HTML5). In other words, some player elements will actually appear behind web objects. This also affects videos inserted from websites (such as Screenr, Vimeo, Google Videos, etc) and imported Engage interactions, since these are also treated as web objects.
And this workaround may help with the sizing of your web object, though it doesn't sound as if you're getting scrollbars or margins. Is that correct?
No I'm not getting scroll bars. Its as if the whole web object has been scaled down when run in flash.
It runs correctly in HTML 5
Hi Matthew,
If you'd like, we'd be happy to take a closer look at it. You can either go ahead and open a ticket with our support team, including the .story file, or just attach the file here and we'll be happy to take a look.
Thanks!
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