Happy to help here! The first thing you'll have to take into account is whether you're using the Modern vs. Classic player as you can only adjust popup settings in the Classic Player.
Follow these steps to adjust your pop-up settings:
Go to the Home tab, select Player, and then choose the Colors and Effects button.
Under the Color scheme, you'll see Show advanced colors and editing
When you select the Edit item: drop-down, use this image as a guide to change your popup settings in the Notification Window area:
We've been using the modern player for its other benefits, Is there any way to edit more than player font, size and captions font in the modern player? I would really like to simplify the text on the prompt to resume page and add clearer buttons if possible. (I'm not entirely sure whether this is determined by Storyline or the lms).
Great question! You can customize this text in the Text Labels located in Player Properties. These are the labels you'll want to focus on. Note: The text labels are listed in alphabetical order.
Thank you Lauren! I missed that setting. Very useful.
Is there a way not to display the file name or edit it here? I can't seem to find it in the list. We have used a naming system we need for filing purposes though don't want end users to see.
So far I've worked out the file name (as saved on my computer) is irrelevant. It is the title in the publishing settings that is reflected in on the prompt to resume screen. So I'm changing those and keeping the names of the saved files with additional information.
Lauren, how do I display the "Resume Prompt Text." When I get the resume page, it looks like the example Jessica provided. Course title, Resume button, Restart button. There is no Resume Prompt Text.
Thank you for providing screenshots! To change the text on the Resume button, you'll want to change Resume Prompt on Modern Player. I've changed it to say "Let's Resume."
In the Classic player, Resume Prompt Text shows up. See image. In the Modern player, I do not see it. Is Resume Prompt Text not an option for the Modern player? I guess I am old fashioned, I would rather not put a paragraph in a button.
Hi, I can't get this to work on the page (attached but the same as Bdor's). The show advanced colors and editing modifies the classic player and I use the modern. I noticed that sometimes modifying in the classic and switching back to modern can change things but I really want to change this to a white page with black button
As Ren mentioned, you can only adjust popup settings in the Classic Player. Those edits made in the Classic Player won't stick once you switch to the Modern Player.
I hope to see some ideas from our community members to help you achieve the look you want!
I would like to show a prompt text on the Modern Player resume screen. (Idealy I would like to make my own resume screen, but that's a question for another time).
Please see the attached image for where I would expect an instruction to appear.
I expected to the the words 'Would you like to resume where you left off?' that appear on row 161 om the Player Text Lablels. Is this not the case for the Modern Player?
If you are still looking for a way to edit Resume page and you are ok with somehow non-100%-elegant way, you can do this:
1) Open in notepad (or similiar) your story.html 2) place your cursor right before </body> 3) paste following script
function addResumeText() { var container = document.getElementsByClassName('mobile-start-course-title'); container[0].style.flexWrap = "wrap"; container[0].insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend','<p style="flex:1 0 2500px;">Your desired text go here</p>'); } setTimeout(function() { var isRestart = document.querySelector('.restart-text'); if (isRestart) {addResumeText();} },2000); // adjust time in miliseconds
This will basically add some text between course title and resume button, like on the screen.
This is not elegant, because this will fire after adjusted time (in 2 seconds in this case) because I'm yet to discover how to fire script AFTER the dynamic content is loaded. If someone can help me with this, I'd greatly appreciate. :)
You can of course alter this script for your purposes. Well to be honest, if I'd use jQuery here, I could probably rewrite the whole page to my liking. :)
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Hi Bdor,
Happy to help here! The first thing you'll have to take into account is whether you're using the Modern vs. Classic player as you can only adjust popup settings in the Classic Player.
Follow these steps to adjust your pop-up settings:
💥As a bonus, feel free to download the entire Classic Player colors guide here!
Hi.
I have the same question.
We've been using the modern player for its other benefits, Is there any way to edit more than player font, size and captions font in the modern player? I would really like to simplify the text on the prompt to resume page and add clearer buttons if possible. (I'm not entirely sure whether this is determined by Storyline or the lms).
Thanks in advance.
Hi Jessica!
Great question! You can customize this text in the Text Labels located in Player Properties. These are the labels you'll want to focus on. Note: The text labels are listed in alphabetical order.
Let me know if you have additional questions!
Thank you Lauren! I missed that setting. Very useful.
Is there a way not to display the file name or edit it here? I can't seem to find it in the list.
We have used a naming system we need for filing purposes though don't want end users to see.
Example attached.
Thanks!
Jessica
So far I've worked out the file name (as saved on my computer) is irrelevant. It is the title in the publishing settings that is reflected in on the prompt to resume screen. So I'm changing those and keeping the names of the saved files with additional information.
Lauren, how do I display the "Resume Prompt Text." When I get the resume page, it looks like the example Jessica provided. Course title, Resume button, Restart button. There is no Resume Prompt Text.
Steve
Hello Steven!
Great question and I'm happy to help!
You'll want to make sure you've set the resume option to prompt to resume on restart for the resume prompt text to display:
I hope that helps!
Hi Becca, please let me provide more detail.
If you would, please provide an image of the Modern player Resume slide displaying Resume Prompt Text and let me know how you managed it.
Hi Steve!
Thank you for providing screenshots! To change the text on the Resume button, you'll want to change Resume Prompt on Modern Player. I've changed it to say "Let's Resume."
Let me know if that helps!
In the Classic player, Resume Prompt Text shows up. See image. In the Modern player, I do not see it. Is Resume Prompt Text not an option for the Modern player? I guess I am old fashioned, I would rather not put a paragraph in a button.
Ah, I understand now, Steven! Thank you for clarifying further 😊
You can customize the text labels in the modern player, but changing the shape of the built-in prompt isn't available in Storyline at this time.
I'm hoping that others in the community might have some design workarounds to offer and will chime in!
Hi, I can't get this to work on the page (attached but the same as Bdor's). The show advanced colors and editing modifies the classic player and I use the modern. I noticed that sometimes modifying in the classic and switching back to modern can change things but I really want to change this to a white page with black button
As Ren mentioned, you can only adjust popup settings in the Classic Player. Those edits made in the Classic Player won't stick once you switch to the Modern Player.
I hope to see some ideas from our community members to help you achieve the look you want!
Hello all,
I would like to show a prompt text on the Modern Player resume screen. (Idealy I would like to make my own resume screen, but that's a question for another time).
Please see the attached image for where I would expect an instruction to appear.
I expected to the the words 'Would you like to resume where you left off?' that appear on row 161 om the Player Text Lablels. Is this not the case for the Modern Player?
Thanks in advance.
Much like Steve Walsh's comment above, I would rather not put a paragraph in a button.
Why is the Resume page so simple?
If you are still looking for a way to edit Resume page and you are ok with somehow non-100%-elegant way, you can do this:
1) Open in notepad (or similiar) your story.html
2) place your cursor right before </body>
3) paste following script
This will basically add some text between course title and resume button, like on the screen.
This is not elegant, because this will fire after adjusted time (in 2 seconds in this case) because I'm yet to discover how to fire script AFTER the dynamic content is loaded. If someone can help me with this, I'd greatly appreciate. :)
You can of course alter this script for your purposes. Well to be honest, if I'd use jQuery here, I could probably rewrite the whole page to my liking. :)