Can you tell me if there is a way to change the size/proportion of the hover state border around the check checkbox? As you can see with the attached image it is not equal. Can it be removed?
Unfortunately the control box around the checkbox will not go any smaller to match the left side. I've changed the colour as you suggested to match the background. However, the hover colour could still be seen on the white background where it overlaps.
I've had to move the checkboxes in slightly to resolve this.
Hi Leslie. In your screenshot above, how were you able to position the checkbox on the far left of your shape/textbox? This is what I want. But for me, the checkbox seems to be stuck in the middle of my shape/textbox no matter how I resize it, and I can't find any other settings.
Hi Leslie. I appreciate the reply. Actually, I was using the checkbox on a regular (non-question) slide. It didn't occur to me that your screenshot may have been coming from a question slide. If you add a checkbox as an element in a regular slide, you will see what I mean - you are unable to left-justify the checkbox. This was giving me a problem because I wanted to utilize the hover area, but the hover area was bleeding over to the left of the checkbox in an area that did not apply to the checkbox itself.
Hi Tim! I made a quick Peek to show adding a checkbox with text and how the hover state looks by default. From your original post, it sounded like you might have been adding a checkbox to a text box or a shape. You can add text directly to the checkbox element.
Can you let me know if that's what you needed or if I way over-simplified? 😄
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Hi Paul!
That should be controlled by the size of the box in your project around your 'checkbox'. If you minimize this box, it will control the hover as well.
It does look like you may have yours pretty small, if not at the smallest (less noticeable when you have the checkmark in it).
If you wish to minimize the color - you can change the Hover Color via Control 1 on the Custom Color set up.
Thanks Leslie,
Unfortunately the control box around the checkbox will not go any smaller to match the left side. I've changed the colour as you suggested to match the background. However, the hover colour could still be seen on the white background where it overlaps.
I've had to move the checkboxes in slightly to resolve this.
Paul
Glad you were able to get that corrected in a way that will work for you Paul. Thanks for popping in with an update.
If you would like to see more options for this, you are welcome to share your thoughts and ideas with our product development team here.
Hi Leslie. In your screenshot above, how were you able to position the checkbox on the far left of your shape/textbox? This is what I want. But for me, the checkbox seems to be stuck in the middle of my shape/textbox no matter how I resize it, and I can't find any other settings.
Tim
Throwback Thursday Tim :)
Sounds like you may be using a built-in question type such as Multiple Response:
My example below is made via:
Insert > Input > Check Boxes (I chose the second one):
The good news is, you can easily adjust your built-in check boxes via:
Select Checkbox > Check Box Format > Check Styles
Hope that helps :)
Hi Leslie. I appreciate the reply. Actually, I was using the checkbox on a regular (non-question) slide. It didn't occur to me that your screenshot may have been coming from a question slide. If you add a checkbox as an element in a regular slide, you will see what I mean - you are unable to left-justify the checkbox. This was giving me a problem because I wanted to utilize the hover area, but the hover area was bleeding over to the left of the checkbox in an area that did not apply to the checkbox itself.
Hi Tim! I made a quick Peek to show adding a checkbox with text and how the hover state looks by default. From your original post, it sounded like you might have been adding a checkbox to a text box or a shape. You can add text directly to the checkbox element.
Can you let me know if that's what you needed or if I way over-simplified? 😄