Do you love the table block in Rise 360 as much as I do? It’s a great way to organize content so it’s easy for learners to digest. And there are so many different ways to use it! Whether you wan...
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Hi, tables have always been a great way to format HTML-based pages, have been using them for about 30 years (God, I am old 👴)
A great trick for formatting tables is to create the table in Word and format it there, then copy-paste it into a text field in Ride360. Works for a lot of formatting issues but not all.
Another (rather "nerdy" but very effective and creative) way is via the debug console as described here: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/rise-360/hide-borders-in-table#reply-911260
and the included video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACtIzTN3QUM
This way, you can even include pictures in tables (they need to be web-accessible though, you are actually linking to them) and @MarieForcelli it could be that you can change the table width that way too (haven't tried that myself)
A great trick for formatting tables is to create the table in Word and format it there, then copy-paste it into a text field in Ride360. Works for a lot of formatting issues but not all.
Another (rather "nerdy" but very effective and creative) way is via the debug console as described here: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/rise-360/hide-borders-in-table#reply-911260
and the included video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACtIzTN3QUM
This way, you can even include pictures in tables (they need to be web-accessible though, you are actually linking to them) and @MarieForcelli it could be that you can change the table width that way too (haven't tried that myself)
Have I gust bumbed a five-year-old thread? 🤦♂️