I've created a screen recording and inserted it into my presentation. I'd like to change the hotspots which appear as green to another color. Is there a way to make this change and have it apply to all elements of the same type? Otherwise I have to make the change individually on all the slides in the screen recording. By the time I'm done creating this training I'm going to have a lot of screen recordings. I'd like to make changes as efficiently as possible.
So, How can I set before recording the design of captions or hotspots?.
For example, I've created a screen recording, and now I have 70 slides, is very inconvenient to change the design of the caption or hotspot slide to slide, How can I make this job easier?
This is something that Storyline is crying out for, the only thing I can suggest is to set up one and the format paint each one, not great but will speed you up a bit
Is there a resource that explains what each of the labels corresponds to? I've started playing with it myself but sometimes when I change one color it changes other colors on this list. Can be very confusing. Just when I thought I had one element figured out it would seem a change elsewhere over rode previous changes. Very confusing and not very intuitive.
I am having the same problem as Jesse. Storyline doesn't appear to be too clear in the naming of elements. But, not withstanding that, a universal format would be a very welcome feature. ie you change the format of one type of caption and can elect to have all captions of the same type formatted that way as well.
Thanks, Jesse. I was able to use that colour pallette to change the default colour of the recording captions (half the battle) but I still can't universally change the font. Articulate light is too light.
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Hi!
Believe not. Best, for now, is often to make a design decision early on and then stick to it if you wish to avoid extensive changes later.
You could use the Format Painter and copy the format of one marker and apply it to others. It won't change everything but color is one of them.
You could also change your color scheme but that doesn't, I believe, change all markers of different colors to a common color.
So, How can I set before recording the design of captions or hotspots?.
For example, I've created a screen recording, and now I have 70 slides,
is very inconvenient to change the design of the caption or hotspot slide to slide,
How can I make this job easier?
This is something that Storyline is crying out for, the only thing I can suggest is to set up one and the format paint each one, not great but will speed you up a bit
Ok thank you very much, Can I configure the design (color of line, shadow, etc.) of a caption or hotspot via javascript??
No that would not be possible, sorry
I took a look at the colors on the Design tab.
Is there a resource that explains what each of the labels corresponds to? I've started playing with it myself but sometimes when I change one color it changes other colors on this list. Can be very confusing. Just when I thought I had one element figured out it would seem a change elsewhere over rode previous changes. Very confusing and not very intuitive.
Jesse
Hello
Vero could you find an easy solution to this question?
I am facing the same situation..
or...where can I set up the default design of the captions that will appear during my screen recording? might have missed some steps here...?
Thanks for any help
J.
I am having the same problem as Jesse. Storyline doesn't appear to be too clear in the naming of elements. But, not withstanding that, a universal format would be a very welcome feature. ie you change the format of one type of caption and can elect to have all captions of the same type formatted that way as well.
Here's hoping!
Thanks, Jesse. I was able to use that colour pallette to change the default colour of the recording captions (half the battle) but I still can't universally change the font. Articulate light is too light.
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