I'm trying to make my button change fill based on an incorrect or correct answer. So, I duplicate the selected state (because I want to show the checkmark) and then fill the background of the new "SelectedIncorrect" state but the checkmark keeps disappearing on the new state so essentially, I can create as many states and styles as I want but for some reason I can't show the checkmark on more than one.
I believe this happens because the check mark only displays when the object is actually "Selected". However, there is one thing you could try to work around this.
Modify the selected state with the colors you'd like to use and make sure you enable the "check". Then right-click on the object and "Save as picture". Insert that picture in the "SelectedIncorrect" state. This way the check will show up, as well as the colors you'd like to show when the selection is wrong.
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Hi Alicia,
I believe this happens because the check mark only displays when the object is actually "Selected". However, there is one thing you could try to work around this.
Modify the selected state with the colors you'd like to use and make sure you enable the "check". Then right-click on the object and "Save as picture". Insert that picture in the "SelectedIncorrect" state. This way the check will show up, as well as the colors you'd like to show when the selection is wrong.
Would that work for you?
Let me know!
Christine
I did a version of that as a work around. Instead I used other hidden images and triggers based on the button state.
The "save as picture..." works really well in some cases and in other cases the quality difference is pretty noticeable.
Another option would be to create a custom "checkmark" button. That may take a little more work, but perhaps it would be a little more fluid?
Just a thought :)
Christine
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