Thanks for your feedback, David! :) Our team has a feature request logged for this capability and I'll make sure your voice gets added to the discussion.
This is still a recurring issue with the Bullets Block. I have found that when trying to enter bullets as text block, there are spacing issues when trying to tab to align with left margin.
I have found a work-around. I thought to use a Apple Mac to type "Alt/Option" + 8 (*) to manually enter bullets by default. You can just Shift/Tab in the Bullets Block then Option/8 to make sub-bullets then go back to a Windows PC if you need to later.
I hope this helps until we actually get a fix after all of this time.
Hi there, Janet. Using Rise 360, you can manually add bullets to a text block if you want your spacing a bit tighter. Here's a screenshot of how that looks; the bottom bullets were added manually:
Hi there... I realize this is an older post but I am brand spanking new to Rise. What I was hoping for was to be able to use bullets under a numbered text paragraph for example:
11. The consequences of this action could be:
point 1
point 2
point 3
I seem to be having difficulty - when I highlight the items to be bulleted, it switches my number to a bullet as well.
I'm not seeing a way to add bullets between lines in a numbered list, but I can understand the need for that! I'll let our team know you need the ability to mix numbers and bullets. Thanks for reaching out!
Thanks for your note. My question is a little different than what you addressed. I want to move text closer to a bullet. This can be done, for example, in Power Point or Word. Is there a way to do that in Storyline?
Janet Hock
S&ES Mgr
Praxair Inc., a member of the Linde group
555 Dudley Street
Lakewood, CO 80226
303-274-2422 (office)
720-256-5900 (cell)
janet
Hi there, Janet! I replied to you about bullet spacing in the discussion here. You can use this same method in Storyline 360.
You'll also get others' replies (like Alyssa's) to the discussion if you're subscribed. You can unsubscribe at the top. Quick note - when you reply via email, it includes your email signature with contact information in the public discussion. You can edit it out of the post if you wish!
This only works in a paragraph block. I cannot make it work in bullet list block. Indenting the paragraph moves the text in, but does not indent the actual bullet - it says aligned all the other bullets on the left. Ideas?
Hi Amy! That is correct. The indent only affects the text bullet in a paragraph. I will let the team know that you need the ability to add sub-bullets in the bullet block.
The increaseindent option should be available on the text editing pane that will come up wherever you can highlight texts. In the below clip, I added some bulleted points in the accordion block.
You can also contact our support team if you have more questions regarding this or any other feature in Rise 360.
Hi I am also trying to increase the indent for a bullet and only the text is indenting. The Bullet remains in the same spot. See video attached. It also look like you can create a bullet list within the bullet list... but then you have double bullets which looks silly.
This depiction is not of a Bulleted List Block. It is under the Text block of the Paragraph form. This way the list won't appear as it does in a List block.
Is there a way to format the sizing and spacing of the bullets in the text block to match that of the bullet list block when doing this? It's rather weird visually to have to use a different looking list for this, if lists are a part of a course's content. (I mean without going into the output files, at which point I could just change the list block).
I usually find lots of requests on here to be ignorant of Rise's original purpose, but there's no reason responsively why this isn't an option. If Rise can make a list in a text box responsive, it can do it in a list block as well.
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If you start with the bullet template, this will not work. You have to start with the text block template and bullets work as they logically should.
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Just wanted to reignite this thread as I'm desperate for the ability to add sub-bullets in the bulleted list block.
If we can't have this, how about the ability to specifiy the colour of bullets used in the text blocks.
Thanks for your feedback, David! :) Our team has a feature request logged for this capability and I'll make sure your voice gets added to the discussion.
This is still a recurring issue with the Bullets Block. I have found that when trying to enter bullets as text block, there are spacing issues when trying to tab to align with left margin.
I have found a work-around. I thought to use a Apple Mac to type "Alt/Option" + 8 (*) to manually enter bullets by default. You can just Shift/Tab in the Bullets Block then Option/8 to make sub-bullets then go back to a Windows PC if you need to later.
I hope this helps until we actually get a fix after all of this time.
Is there anyway in Articulate 360 to move text closer to the bullets?
Hi there, Janet. Using Rise 360, you can manually add bullets to a text block if you want your spacing a bit tighter. Here's a screenshot of how that looks; the bottom bullets were added manually:
Hi there... I realize this is an older post but I am brand spanking new to Rise. What I was hoping for was to be able to use bullets under a numbered text paragraph for example:
11. The consequences of this action could be:
I seem to be having difficulty - when I highlight the items to be bulleted, it switches my number to a bullet as well.
Is there a way around this?
Hi Tracy!
I'm not seeing a way to add bullets between lines in a numbered list, but I can understand the need for that! I'll let our team know you need the ability to mix numbers and bullets. Thanks for reaching out!
Thanks for your note. My question is a little different than what you addressed. I want to move text closer to a bullet. This can be done, for example, in Power Point or Word. Is there a way to do that in Storyline?
Janet Hock
S&ES Mgr
Praxair Inc., a member of the Linde group
555 Dudley Street
Lakewood, CO 80226
303-274-2422 (office)
720-256-5900 (cell)
janet
Hi there, Janet! I replied to you about bullet spacing in the discussion here. You can use this same method in Storyline 360.
You'll also get others' replies (like Alyssa's) to the discussion if you're subscribed. You can unsubscribe at the top. Quick note - when you reply via email, it includes your email signature with contact information in the public discussion. You can edit it out of the post if you wish!
Hi there I just tried doing this and it doesn't appear to be working. I am using a Mac I don't know if that has anything to do with it. Please help.
What problem exactly are you experiencing?
What are you trying to do?
I would like this option too!
This only works in a paragraph block. I cannot make it work in bullet list block. Indenting the paragraph moves the text in, but does not indent the actual bullet - it says aligned all the other bullets on the left. Ideas?
Hi Amy! That is correct. The indent only affects the text bullet in a paragraph. I will let the team know that you need the ability to add sub-bullets in the bullet block.
+1 for sub-bullets in the list block. This is a much needed feature.
Hi Alyssa, thanks for the demonstration!
but I couldn't find the increase indent button at the place you showed.
Was it moved to smewhere else?
Hi Yun,
The increase indent option should be available on the text editing pane that will come up wherever you can highlight texts. In the below clip, I added some bulleted points in the accordion block.
You can also contact our support team if you have more questions regarding this or any other feature in Rise 360.
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Hi I am also trying to increase the indent for a bullet and only the text is indenting. The Bullet remains in the same spot. See video attached.
It also look like you can create a bullet list within the bullet list... but then you have double bullets which looks silly.
This depiction is not of a Bulleted List Block. It is under the Text block of the Paragraph form. This way the list won't appear as it does in a List block.
Is there a way to format the sizing and spacing of the bullets in the text block to match that of the bullet list block when doing this? It's rather weird visually to have to use a different looking list for this, if lists are a part of a course's content. (I mean without going into the output files, at which point I could just change the list block).
I usually find lots of requests on here to be ignorant of Rise's original purpose, but there's no reason responsively why this isn't an option. If Rise can make a list in a text box responsive, it can do it in a list block as well.