I have been looking for a solution for the questions of 2 and 3. Print button was a problem for me too.
Let me suggest you two different ways;
First; you can add one more trigger to button as Change the state of Print button to hide. It may solve the problem.
Second way will definitely solve it. Create a second layer and add Javascript here. When user clicks on the print button, they jump here and Javascript works when the timeline starts. Hide print button on the base layer, of course.
Those sound like good solutions for Storyline, but I think these are things that need to be changed within the actual report.html file in the published folder.
I guess it's more of a coding question than a Storyline question.
You cannot force it to print landscape this needs user input. You could set it in CSS to print landscape but will not work in all browsers typically IE. The date a title are typically added by the browser in some borwsers when you print there is an option that will switch this off, but this again requires user intervention.
Instead of modifiying the report I would look at building a HTML/CSS page where you can control a lot more. Matthew Bobby has a good starting point on his site for this.
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Hi Michael,
I have been looking for a solution for the questions of 2 and 3. Print button was a problem for me too.
Let me suggest you two different ways;
First; you can add one more trigger to button as Change the state of Print button to hide. It may solve the problem.
Second way will definitely solve it. Create a second layer and add Javascript here. When user clicks on the print button, they jump here and Javascript works when the timeline starts. Hide print button on the base layer, of course.
Hi Ridvan,
Thanks for responding!
Those sound like good solutions for Storyline, but I think these are things that need to be changed within the actual report.html file in the published folder.
I guess it's more of a coding question than a Storyline question.
You cannot force it to print landscape this needs user input. You could set it in CSS to print landscape but will not work in all browsers typically IE. The date a title are typically added by the browser in some borwsers when you print there is an option that will switch this off, but this again requires user intervention.
Instead of modifiying the report I would look at building a HTML/CSS page where you can control a lot more. Matthew Bobby has a good starting point on his site for this.
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