E-Learning Portfolio Examples #333: Challenge | Recap
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Hi Jonathan,
I like how your projects are organized. The projects were very easy to find and the "headlines" were very helpful. Regarding your iframe/lightbox challenge, Brian Batt has a wordpress plug in that helps load storyline files so they load inside your site. I don't know what website package you use, but I read about it here in the Storyline forums a couple years ago. Here's a link to the information: https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-or-embed-articulate-content-into-wordpress/ I'm not technically skilled so it was a good solution for me, but you have more capability in that area so maybe there is a better solution for you.
I like how your projects are organized. The projects were very easy to find and the "headlines" were very helpful. Regarding your iframe/lightbox challenge, Brian Batt has a wordpress plug in that helps load storyline files so they load inside your site. I don't know what website package you use, but I read about it here in the Storyline forums a couple years ago. Here's a link to the information: https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-or-embed-articulate-content-into-wordpress/ I'm not technically skilled so it was a good solution for me, but you have more capability in that area so maybe there is a better solution for you.
Thanks for the tip Jodi, I will check that out. I use WordPress and Elementor Pro, so this could be a win for me.
Think I'd like to configure my demos to open in an iframe on a desktop or tablet, but open in a new tab on a mobile. (Lightbox could be finicky on a mobile?) Thankfully, I already know how to show/hide certain elements on different devices.
Which is my Tip #3: test your site works well on a mobile device too!
Think I'd like to configure my demos to open in an iframe on a desktop or tablet, but open in a new tab on a mobile. (Lightbox could be finicky on a mobile?) Thankfully, I already know how to show/hide certain elements on different devices.
Which is my Tip #3: test your site works well on a mobile device too!