animated gif to fill background button Nov 15, 2012 By Fred Waymel Hi everyone, i try actually to realise a wall of button to launch video. I've publish with succes a first prototype that is cool. For my second video wall i've try to fill the background of my button with animated gif. The result is strange! Each time the mouse hovered the buttons each time gif progress to one step! Is there a tip to allow my gif played without interaction into buttons? Thanks! test_gif_anim_c3_a9.gif
Geert De Rycke over 11 years ago11/15/12 at 4:50 am (UTC) Salut Fred I don't thing what you want to achieve is possible. Yet what would be the reason for you to fill te background of a button with a gif ? What you could do is to leave the picture as it is and add a hotspot over it. You define whatever you want to trigger on that hotspot Cheers Geert
Fred Waymel Author over 11 years ago11/15/12 at 6:00 am (UTC) Salut à toi aussi Geert, mon objectif est de tester les limites de l'outil. J'ai déjà réalisé la manipulation avec les hot spot et ça fonctionne. Que développes tu pour l'EASA? A bientôt sur la toile. Fred Hi Geert, I'm testing the limits of Storyline as far as possible. I've also realised the interaction with the hot spot instead of the buttons. It Works! What are you doing for the EASA? Cheers Fred
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Salut Fred
I don't thing what you want to achieve is possible.
Yet what would be the reason for you to fill te background of a button with a gif ?
What you could do is to leave the picture as it is and add a hotspot over it. You define whatever you want to trigger on that hotspot
Cheers
Geert
Salut à toi aussi Geert,
mon objectif est de tester les limites de l'outil. J'ai déjà réalisé la manipulation avec les hot spot et ça fonctionne.
Que développes tu pour l'EASA?
A bientôt sur la toile.
Fred
Hi Geert,
I'm testing the limits of Storyline as far as possible.
I've also realised the interaction with the hot spot instead of the buttons. It Works!
What are you doing for the EASA?
Cheers
Fred
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