If we add sub-lesson title to a Lesson title, the subsequent Lesson title also comes as sub-lesson title of the previous lesson title. Please have a look on attached images.
To make a section you'll need to enter the title name, and then press Shift+Enter. That'll give you those top headers, and within that you can add individual lessons. There isn't another sub-lesson beyond that.
If this isn’t quite right, please let me know what you need and I’ll be happy to help.
I think you got me wrong. The issue I have is different from what you explained.
I can create Top headers (Lesson) and also Individual lessons (sub-lesson). Example -
Lesson- 1
Sub-lesson 1.1
However, if I want to add a subsequent Top header (Lesson), Example - Lesson 2, then the issue appears. The issue is, Lesson 2 also coming under Lesson 1 as sub-lesson.
Means - once I create a Lesson and Sub-lesson structure, the subsequent Lessons are also behaving as sub-lessons of the previous lesson.
Thanks for the Articulate Review link, Rajanikanth. I see what you mean. When you add your Lesson 2, are you using "shift + enter" to make it a top header?
Check out my Peek screencast to see what I mean. If you can make a Peek of your process, that might help me to see what's happening on your side! Thanks.
Thank you, Crystal. We are following the exact process as you explained in the video. We don't have an issue if we add sub-lessons for both the Headers.
However we don't have a sub-lesson for the second Header. Please refer the attached image and let us know if you need more info.
Thanks for sharing that image, that is certainly helpful.
If you haven't added any lessons to your Lesson Two yet, you should still be able to Shift + Enter to turn that into the heading that you need. Check out this brief Peek explaining.
I'd like to follow up on Rajanikanth's comment above. Once Lessons and Sub-lessons are built, all subsequent Lessons act as sub-lessons of the previous lesson. Is there a solution for this yet?
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Hi Rajanikanth,
To make a section you'll need to enter the title name, and then press Shift+Enter. That'll give you those top headers, and within that you can add individual lessons. There isn't another sub-lesson beyond that.
If this isn’t quite right, please let me know what you need and I’ll be happy to help.
Thank you, Ashley.
I think you got me wrong. The issue I have is different from what you explained.
I can create Top headers (Lesson) and also Individual lessons (sub-lesson). Example -
Lesson- 1
Sub-lesson 1.1
However, if I want to add a subsequent Top header (Lesson), Example - Lesson 2, then the issue appears. The issue is, Lesson 2 also coming under Lesson 1 as sub-lesson.
Means - once I create a Lesson and Sub-lesson structure, the subsequent Lessons are also behaving as sub-lessons of the previous lesson.
Here is an example for your reference.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/d27ec385-50fa-4d65-97a9-0cd40d053d78/review
Thanks for the Articulate Review link, Rajanikanth. I see what you mean. When you add your Lesson 2, are you using "shift + enter" to make it a top header?
Check out my Peek screencast to see what I mean. If you can make a Peek of your process, that might help me to see what's happening on your side! Thanks.
Thank you, Crystal. We are following the exact process as you explained in the video. We don't have an issue if we add sub-lessons for both the Headers.
However we don't have a sub-lesson for the second Header. Please refer the attached image and let us know if you need more info.
There is no work around for this, this is working as expected.
it may be better to add a header for lesson 2 as well and give the content a meaningful title.
Hi again Rajanikanth,
Thanks for sharing that image, that is certainly helpful.
If you haven't added any lessons to your Lesson Two yet, you should still be able to Shift + Enter to turn that into the heading that you need. Check out this brief Peek explaining.
I'd like to follow up on Rajanikanth's comment above. Once Lessons and Sub-lessons are built, all subsequent Lessons act as sub-lessons of the previous lesson. Is there a solution for this yet?
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