I had this question come up in a recent Storyline class that I thought may be helpful. I had someone who wanted to create a Hotspot question in Storyline and have more than one correct answer. There, of course, are several ways to do this, but here is the Screenr I sent to her using the Pick Many question type:
This is what I needed. Thank you Stephanie. I have a question though. How can I change how the shapes appear when selected. I created shapes, made them transparent and added them to the form. Some of my shapes turn light blue when selected, but some don't. Can I edit this. I have attached a slide. The circles with numbers light up, but the shapes on the the diagram on the right do not.
Thanks so much Stefanie -- you and the Articulate community are the best!
What a succinct and clear explanation.
BTW, I have a tip in return: If you or anyone here ever wants to choose a video's playback speed (on Vimeo, Facebook, etc), here's 1 line of JavaScript you can paste into your browser to do that: http://bit.ly/2B90lqS
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Very nice! Thanks for sharing, Stefanie
Thanks Stefanie - this is exactly what I needed and really clearly explained
Thanks for sharing
Thanks Stephanie
That really helped !
Glad that this thread was able to assist you as well Stephane :)
This is what I needed. Thank you Stephanie. I have a question though. How can I change how the shapes appear when selected. I created shapes, made them transparent and added them to the form. Some of my shapes turn light blue when selected, but some don't. Can I edit this. I have attached a slide. The circles with numbers light up, but the shapes on the the diagram on the right do not.
I was able to figure this out, just a simple state change! Thanks again Stephanie!
Glad you were able to find what you needed Rachel - thanks for the update.
Thanks so much Stefanie -- you and the Articulate community are the best!
What a succinct and clear explanation.
BTW, I have a tip in return: If you or anyone here ever wants to choose a video's playback speed (on Vimeo, Facebook, etc), here's 1 line of JavaScript you can paste into your browser to do that: http://bit.ly/2B90lqS
Glad this was able to help you as well Craig. Thanks for chiming in to share.
Thank you Stephanie, this is just what I was looking for and works perfectly.
Still helping the community after all these years :)
Glad this was able to help you out as well Nuala. I appreciate you popping in to share.
Welcome to E-Learning Heroes as well!
I just wanted to say thank you! What a time saver.
This is exactly what I was looking for and you did a great job of explaining the process. Thanks so much!
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