Hi. Our company has done a couple of educations. Some are made via programming in HTML 5, some are made in Storyline 1. Now we want them all to have the same look and therefore my question is the following.
Can i take the framework from HTML 5 and somehow use it as a template in Storyline?
Guess you are right. Not that hard to recreate it. Just that i can't spare some time with import :D
In addition to this. Is there any negative sides with creating it in storyline instead o HTML 5? Any thing that work in HTML 5 that cant be done in Storyline? For example we are worried about if it will work on all plattform and how the responsive design will work.
Storyline doesn't have responsive design, also it only works in specific browsers
Chrome (Win Mac)
Safari (Mac)
Mobile Safari (iOS)
Mobile Chrome (Android) Storyline 2 only
It will probably take less work to design in Storyline rather than HTML5, there are somethings that may not work as expected the key is to test regularly.
In most cases it is takes less work to produce courses in Storyline if you compare compare working with a html5 editor.
If you really need responsive design for your courses you will need to think about programing. This is the clearest solution. But don't forget the didactic aspects of different screen sizes.
Well. With responsive design i just meant that we need it to work on different screensize. And thats is , as far as i have understand it, possible via a little checkbox.
So, time to start using Storyline all over. Will be able to produce 5 course in same time as one before.
First click on the Player-Icon, then choose the Tab Other. Here you'll see a dropdown-window where you can adjust the browser size. If you'll choose "Resize browser to fill screen" the published version will open in the fitting size. Additionally you can also adjust the player size via dropdown to the state "Scale player to fill browser window"
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Well Jacob,
There's no import HTML5 feature but I'm guessing it can't be to hard to recreate right? Do you have some screenshots of what you are trying to create?
Guess you are right. Not that hard to recreate it.
Just that i can't spare some time with import :D
In addition to this. Is there any negative sides with creating it in storyline instead o HTML 5?
Any thing that work in HTML 5 that cant be done in Storyline?
For example we are worried about if it will work on all plattform and how the responsive design will work.
Storyline doesn't have responsive design, also it only works in specific browsers
Chrome (Win Mac)
Safari (Mac)
Mobile Safari (iOS)
Mobile Chrome (Android) Storyline 2 only
It will probably take less work to design in Storyline rather than HTML5, there are somethings that may not work as expected the key is to test regularly.
I'll agree with Phil...
In most cases it is takes less work to produce courses in Storyline if you compare compare working with a html5 editor.
If you really need responsive design for your courses you will need to think about programing. This is the clearest solution. But don't forget the didactic aspects of different screen sizes.
Well.
With responsive design i just meant that we need it to work on different screensize.
And thats is , as far as i have understand it, possible via a little checkbox.
So, time to start using Storyline all over. Will be able to produce 5 course in same time as one before.
Yes, it's really easy.
First click on the Player-Icon, then choose the Tab Other. Here you'll see a dropdown-window where you can adjust the browser size. If you'll choose "Resize browser to fill screen" the published version will open in the fitting size. Additionally you can also adjust the player size via dropdown to the state "Scale player to fill browser window"
That's all.
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