Put your content front and center with this freebie. The minimal menu and navigation controls stay out of the way while your learner engages with your course.
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Published 9 years ago
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- Sleek, modern and elegant. I love it.
- I really like this and am trying to use it but I've run into a challenge - and I don't know how to resolve it. I'd really like to show a visited state on the menu items once the user has viewed that menu item, but I can't get it to work. I created a change state trigger when user clicks on the slide master, but it's not working. I know one of you gurus has the solution for me!
- Can you share the file Lynn? It's been a while since I looked at this, but happy to give it a go.
- Thanks so much for being willing to share your expertise!! Attached is the file I'm working on. I'm relatively new to Storyline so I am very appreciative of all learning tips I can get.
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- We discussed this over email, but for others:
One way of solving this here is to create a variable for each menu item that keeps track if a section has been completed. You could set this to complete when the timeline ends on the last slide of a section. In the menu master slide, you would want to add triggers to change the state of the menu button to completed in the condition that the section has been completed.
