You probably should set up a series of layers - when the learner selects a given image, that launches a new layer with the different background and which would cover the base layer. That seems the simplest way to accomplish what you are trying to do.
By definition, a background is an image behind all the other images. So if you change the actual background, or even an image that is behind other images, you should expect the other images to stay the same, unless you create triggers to hide them.
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You probably should set up a series of layers - when the learner selects a given image, that launches a new layer with the different background and which would cover the base layer. That seems the simplest way to accomplish what you are trying to do.
By definition, a background is an image behind all the other images. So if you change the actual background, or even an image that is behind other images, you should expect the other images to stay the same, unless you create triggers to hide them.
Joe’s suggestion seems better.
Perfect one Joe.
Hi,
I added layers, and background changed worked. Thank you.
Now, if I want subsequent slides to also have the new background selected, how can that be done?
Sample inspiration - https://360.articulate.com/review/content/9423ab8e-3a57-4e11-baa8-765fa92c1104/review
Regards
Malvika