base layer washed out
Dec 06, 2012
By
Adena Wilson
I am working with a slide that I'd like to add layers to and I would like the base layer objects visible. When I create my layers I make sure that "hide objects on base layer" is not selected. Yet when I preview and click an object on the base layer to reveal another layer, the base layer objects are faded out and you don't see the state change of the object selected (the one that reveals the layer). It's as if there is a screen in front of the base layer objects.
I cannot figure out what is going on though my guess it is something I am overlooking. I checked the master and can't find anything there either.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Adena
11 Replies
Follow up -- I am using the template called Tabs-MAnderson that is available in the downloads section. I think that it something in the template but I cannot find it.....
Is there a semi transparent shape on the back of the layer
Hi Phil,
That is what it seems like but I cannot click on anything that reveals the shape object. Is there another way to figure out if that it what is going on (other than clicking around the layer to find the shape)?
Thanks for your reply.
Is it locked on the timeline
Do you have a link to the template
I don't have a link, but if you go to the download section on Elearning Heroes, in the Storyline folder, it is called Six Tabs Interaction Layouts and is the third from the left. I am working with the Tabs Left (wide) slide.
Following your comment, I looked to see if anything was locked but couldn't see it. But perhaps you are on to the issue?
Thanks again sincerely.
Hi Adena,
Found it.. The additional layers use the feedback templates.
Go to View > Feedback Master
Select the master slide (parent) and delete the background or change the transparency to 100%.. It's currently 25%.
Aha!
I only learned about this functionality last night - see http://community.articulate.com/forums/t/20275.aspx
Bruce
Hooray! Thank you both. You are my e-learning heroes.
Adena
Great answer Bill! Exceedingly helpful.
Huzzah! More than 7 years later, Bill's answer is still helping people (me!). Thank you!
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