Storyline: Accordion Template

Thanks have been playing with an idea like these but couldn't figure how

This template is great. I added a few more layers, and everything worked great except: I'm getting the base layer showing through behind the new layers. However, if I used the tick box on the Slide Layer Properties to hide objects on the base layer, the text on the title bar also disappers. AND, on the existing 6 layers, this tick box ISN"T ticked, and yet the base layer text/graphics aren't showing through. Any ideas? Thanks so much.

Hi Laura. On the Timeline, at the bottom, there should be a Base Layer section. Sometimes the items are hidden and you reveal them by clicking the dwon arrow next to Base Layer. From there, you can click on the Eyeball icon next to each Baseline feature you want to hide and leave the icon open for the items you want to retain.

This was perfect for my project! Thanks!

I used the 5 tab with title option and im trying to have the user click on all the tabs before moving to the next slide. I followed the directions on this article https://www.articulate.com/support/storyline/how-to-disable-the-next-button-until-users-finish-interacting-with-a-slide but have not had success. Any suggestions?

I have a slide with tabs that show layers which all must be visited before a submit button appears.  Could be similar to this template.  This is the trigger I have for the submit button.  
Action: Change state of
On Object: Button - "Submit Button.png"
To state: Normal
When: State
On: All of (Text Box 1, Text Box 2, Text Box 3,...)
Are: Visited
This trigger exists on each layer.  So if I'm on layer 2, the trigger checks if layers 1 and 3 have been visited to determine if the submit button is revealed.  Let me know if you need for information.

Let me know if you need MORE information.  I haven't had my coffee yet.

Love this template and am currently using this template for some compliance training and the leaders love it - thanks Mike.  This may be a dumb question, how do you create the "widescreen" format?  I have been searching but can't seem to locate the trick (that is probably right in front of my face)
Thanks,
Dana

Finally found it on my own.  I knew I would find it right after I posted the question...thanks :)

Great template!