I have created scrolling/copyable text boxes in Flash for my client to house large amounts of text. These work exactly as they should when I insert them as a swf object into my Storyline 360 projects. Learners can scroll and copy/paste to wherever they wish.
Knowing that Flash is on the way out, I'm desperately trying to convert or recreate these text boxes to html5.
Thanks Michael - I have zero experience with html pages, html editors, coding, etc :(. I'm guessing there is an HTML tutorial for dummies? If so, I need to find it. Any suggestions?
There are lots of HTML tutorials available online, here is just one. For my example, I simply used Notepad and manually created a simple html page like this:
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One option is to add the text to simple html pages and display the pages in Storyline webobjects. Here is an example.
Thanks Michael - I have zero experience with html pages, html editors, coding, etc :(. I'm guessing there is an HTML tutorial for dummies? If so, I need to find it. Any suggestions?
There are lots of HTML tutorials available online, here is just one. For my example, I simply used Notepad and manually created a simple html page like this:
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>WebBasedText</title>
</head>
<body>
Some text shown in a web object
</body>
</html>
awesome! thanks so much Michael
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