Using Scrolling Panels in E-Learning #387: Challenge | Recap
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This time I tried a horizontal scrolling panel. It was trickier than I thought it would be.
Here is the demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/6c0c0919-034c-4238-8f71-9b3debdaab0e/review
Here is the demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/6c0c0919-034c-4238-8f71-9b3debdaab0e/review
- cool effect!
- I loved this idea with the whole gazing out the window effect. Definitely adding that one to the idea bank! Thanks for sharing!!
- I tried to make my scrolling panel horizontal, too, but I couldn't group it with another object to rotate it. I'd love to learn how you did it! :D
- I inserted a picture from the Content Library 360.
I inserted a scrolling panel.
Next, I put the picture into the scrolling panel.
After that, I formatted the picture and the panel, because that is not possible any more after grouping and rotating.
Then, I inserted a rectangle outside the scrolling panel.
I grouped the rectangle with the scrolling panel.
I rotated the group.
It would be easier if Storyline would support horizontal scrolling panels ;).- Thank you for taking the time to explain. Looks like I need to try again!
