Storyline slides will fill the screen (as much as possible) without stretching or skewing the slide content. If you see some extra space on the left and right side of the slides, that means the browser window is wider than the slide itself.
Try increasing the height of the browser window, and you'll see there is less empty space on the left and right sides of the player.
And remember, each learner's screen size is different, so there's no way to ensure the slide size you choose will fit perfectly in every browser window. Your best bet is to pick a slide size that would fit most widescreen monitors.
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Hi Vijay!
Storyline slides will fill the screen (as much as possible) without stretching or skewing the slide content. If you see some extra space on the left and right side of the slides, that means the browser window is wider than the slide itself.
Try increasing the height of the browser window, and you'll see there is less empty space on the left and right sides of the player.
And remember, each learner's screen size is different, so there's no way to ensure the slide size you choose will fit perfectly in every browser window. Your best bet is to pick a slide size that would fit most widescreen monitors.
Thanks for the reply
Is there any way to make the slide to full screen when viewing in landscape mode in mobile phones
Hi there, Vijay! Check out this article on optimal slide sizes in Storyline 2 for mobile devices.
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