Scrolling Panels in E-Learning #273: Challenge | Recap
A common design challenge for course designers is finding ways to break down and organize content into small, digestible chunks. Tabs ...
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After spending a bit more time on this I discovered that it is absolutely possible to control multiple scrolling panels using just one 'master panel' on screen, which is what allowed me to bring this new idea to life!
https://discoverelearninguk.com/wp-content/uploads/storyline/anatomy_scroller3/story.html
(I will share the code in a blog post on my website next week.)
https://discoverelearninguk.com/wp-content/uploads/storyline/anatomy_scroller3/story.html
(I will share the code in a blog post on my website next week.)
- This is cool, thanks for sharing. I am interested in how it was constructed, so thanks for making a blog post on it, let us know when that's available! Great job and very creative!
- Superb! 👏
Preethi and I had been chatting about controlling one slider with another, and it's great to see it in practice. Lovely sense of humour displayed here too. - That is a very cool example, and I am definitely looking forward to your blog post to understand more about how you created this.
Great graphics as well. Did you create them yourself? - Nice example. How did you manage to control 2 scrolling panels? Any chance to host the technique at your website or post it here? Ty
- I will write the tutorial up over the weekend and post it to my website early next week. There are a few things that I'd like to carefully explain for those completely new to JS.
- That is very cool!
