Hi - I'm trying to insert Storyline content into an Articulate 09 presentation, and I'm having sizing problems.
Either the Storyline web object is too big and covers up part of the player skin (the part for navigation!) Or if I get it small enough to fit in the slide area, there's too much white space around the Storyline content.
I just want Storyline content that is 6.42 inches by 10 inches - the size of my PowerPoint slide less the title bar.
Any tips on setting the size of the Storyline content and the web object in order to acheive that?
The video in this article explains how to resize the web object. But keep in mind it's not something that's officially supported by Articulate. But I hope that helps get you pointed in the right direction.
I've seen that video, I still can't figure out how to get my content to fit into and stay into 6.42inch by 10inch powerpoint slide without covering up parts of the skin.
There seems to be 3 size settings: the Storyline part, the Index.html, and the web object size settings. I've been experimenting with all 3 to get my Storyline content to fit onto my powerpoint slide. Just can't get it to look right.
3 Replies
Hey Steve,
The video in this article explains how to resize the web object. But keep in mind it's not something that's officially supported by Articulate. But I hope that helps get you pointed in the right direction.
Hi Peter - Thanks for the reply.
I've seen that video, I still can't figure out how to get my content to fit into and stay into 6.42inch by 10inch powerpoint slide without covering up parts of the skin.
There seems to be 3 size settings: the Storyline part, the Index.html, and the web object size settings. I've been experimenting with all 3 to get my Storyline content to fit onto my powerpoint slide. Just can't get it to look right.
Here's some screen grabs to show what's gone wrong.
With just the content slide, doesn't look to bad. Would like the Storyline content to be bigger.
But looks bad if you open the menu or the transcript windows:
This discussion is closed. You can start a new discussion or contact Articulate Support.