I am using pictures as buttons. Example : you click once on a picture A and you go to the slide 2. You click once on a picture B and you go to the slide 3 ...
I would like to change the state of the pictures which have been clicked from 'normal' to 'viewed'. It would be nice for readers to see which topics have been visited and which not yet.
Would you be so kind to explain me how to do that ? Nothing is happening when using triggers 'change state of'.
In order to provide a visual indication that a picture has been clicked, you need to change the bitmap that represents the Visited state. For example, you could change the brightness on the Visited state bitmap, so that it looks darker, see below for a quick example. That's just one of many options to change a state of an object. here is a tutorial on working with states: http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/adding-and-editing-states.aspx.
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In order to provide a visual indication that a picture has been clicked, you need to change the bitmap that represents the Visited state. For example, you could change the brightness on the Visited state bitmap, so that it looks darker, see below for a quick example. That's just one of many options to change a state of an object. here is a tutorial on working with states: http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/adding-and-editing-states.aspx.
Thanks Michael for helping out Etienne here! Etienne, if you need anything else, please let us know!
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