Instead of using a scrolling panel, I would insert the image into an HTML page and then shows that page in a Storyline web object. This way, you get both vertical and horizontal scrollbars, as shown in this example.
As I had mentioned in my earlier explanation: if you need both vertical and horizontals scroll bars, I would add the image fullsize into a simple html page and then use a Storyline webobject to link to that page. If the image is tallerr and wider than the dimensions of the web object, scrollbars will be displayed automatically.
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Instead of using a scrolling panel, I would insert the image into an HTML page and then shows that page in a Storyline web object. This way, you get both vertical and horizontal scrollbars, as shown in this example.
Hello,
I am also facing the same problem but not able to open the example link. Can any one help me out here.
As I had mentioned in my earlier explanation: if you need both vertical and horizontals scroll bars, I would add the image fullsize into a simple html page and then use a Storyline webobject to link to that page. If the image is tallerr and wider than the dimensions of the web object, scrollbars will be displayed automatically.
Ok. Thank you Michael
Hi Travs! Glad that Michael was able to pop back in and assist you here :)
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