How does the button work?

Nov 27, 2013

I found a sample of buttons.

when I previewed the buttons Reg color button wasn't clicked again.

I mean once I clicked normal button, this button was changed to reg color button and it keeps the color and state like disabled button.

I wonder how it works like disabled button, even though it is not.

Thank you.

4 Replies

Michael Hinze

over 10 years ago11/27/13 at 6:00 am (UTC)

Since 'reg color' is a custom state, I would expect there to be a trigger attached to the button that changes the button's state to reg color on click. Is that what your are asking about?

Ashley Terwilliger-Pollard
Staff

over 10 years ago11/27/13 at 9:14 am (UTC)

Hi Dongyup,

It seems Michael is on the right track. When you add in the built in buttons, they come with some prebuilt states that you can read about here, and I've included a portion below:

When you insert a button on your slide, it’ll come with some pre-built states, which control the look of the button when learners hover over, click on, or otherwise interact with it. The pre-built states that Storyline applies will depend on the type of button you insert.

All buttons include a normal, hover, down, and disabled state.
Push-buttons also include a visited state (which determines what users see after clicking on the button at least once).
Check boxes and radio buttons also include a selected state (which determines what users see when they’ve marked a check box, clicked a radio button, or clicked on a button that’s part of a button set).

You can also create custom buttons using any shapes.