Can you share a bit more about what you mean by a heading structure? If you can include a screenshot of what you're after, that'd be even better!
Check out this tutorial on customizing the tab order of slide objects. You can access the tab order in Storyline by going to the Home tab, then clicking the Tab Order button.
Rise heading structure only includes 'Heading', 'subheading' and paragraph. This isn't easy for people using assistive technologies as it makes the organisation of content on the page confusing.
I was wondering if Storyline provides the opportunity to rank headings, for example:
Thanks for clarifying. Within Storyline, you'll control the order or structure of headings and content through the tab order. There isn't a feature to add a header number or ranking.
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Hi Vanessa!
Can you share a bit more about what you mean by a heading structure? If you can include a screenshot of what you're after, that'd be even better!
Check out this tutorial on customizing the tab order of slide objects. You can access the tab order in Storyline by going to the Home tab, then clicking the Tab Order button.
Let me know if that's what you had in mind!
Hi Alyssa,
Thanks for the info on tab ordering.
Rise heading structure only includes 'Heading', 'subheading' and paragraph. This isn't easy for people using assistive technologies as it makes the organisation of content on the page confusing.
I was wondering if Storyline provides the opportunity to rank headings, for example:
Many thanks for your help!
Hi Vanessa,
Thanks for clarifying. Within Storyline, you'll control the order or structure of headings and content through the tab order. There isn't a feature to add a header number or ranking.
You'll find more details in this table which outlines how we’ve optimized Storyline 2 and later to support WCAG 2.0 criteria, Levels A and AA.
Hi Ashley,
Many thanks for your response.
I'll have a read through the outline and check if tab order is sufficient for the client.
Cheers.
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