This bold interaction makes clever use of states and layers to share information about juvenile diabetes.
Published 5 years ago
Version 1.0
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- Hi, I am not being able to edit the text here. Can you help please.
- Very nice interaction and visuals. It's not the usual tab interaction, but out of the box thinking.
- Excellent carriage thanks for sharing Phil
- love this.
- Has anyone tried duplicating the slide once they downloaded it? It doesn't seem to work if i try using it more than once. Is there a way of duplicating to add different content? I changed the content for the first set of 3 to my content but when I tried duplicating to make another slide with different content the interactions did not work. Any suggestions?
- I love it, just need to learn how to change the information, seems as if its images.
- Love it!
- Hi Phil, I loved the template and I was trying to replicate on one of the modules that I am working on which has loads of info. I had more info for rectangle 3 that I had to put tabs and sub-layers to rectangle 3. Now, when I do that, it doesn't have the cross button on layer 3a. Also, the tabs are acting silly. Would you be able to take a look at my file and suggest where am I going wrong?
- To reuse you need to reset the scroll variable each time the slide loads.
To edit the text, edit the states and the text is in there.- Hi Phil,
This is awesome. Can you please tell us how to reset the scroll variable? Unbale to find where to do it.
- That's very nice, though I consider it to be more of a carousel than a tab interaction. What I really like is how you utilzed layers for triggering the motion paths. However, to simplify and streamline this project, I would suggest grouping the three rectangles incl content - so you would need only motion path to the left, and one to the right for the entire group. No need for multiple motion paths. :-) Thanks for sharing!
- Hi Christina thanks for your comments, the individual motion paths are intentional as it is very simple to repurpose this and add in a new rectangle without having to ungroup (thereby losing the motion path) regroup (and recreate the motion path). I used to use the grouping however in the past clients would add or remove items on the first review, this way I find much easier to control. To add an element I would duplicate on of the rectangles and position it and then add the motion paths to the layers.
- That's is very valid point. Thank you for elaborating!
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