Hi Suresh! Your output looks really good so far. I can see that you removed most of the Player elements. The Previous and Next button were still on slide 1.3, so the Player will still reserve room for them on every slide, even though it's invisible.
You could change the Player size setting to "Scale player to fill browser window." That will make it so your course scales up to fill the browser window, and it might give it more of a website feel. You could also choose to "Launch player in new window" with no browser controls if you'd like to eliminate the browser chrome from the course experience as well.
Are you able to share a screenshot of what you're seeing or even a public link to the course so that we can look at replicating the whitespace you're seeing?
Storyline slides will fill the screen (as much as possible) without stretching or skewing the slide content. If you see some white space on the left and right side of the slides, that means the browser window is wider than the slide itself.
If you're using Storyline 360, try out the Modern Player. Instead of stretching the slide (which would skew your slide design), the Modern Player adds gray space to fill the browser window.
Also, keep in mind that the extra space you see will change depending on the size of the screen or browser window you use to view the course.
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Hi Suresh! Your output looks really good so far. I can see that you removed most of the Player elements. The Previous and Next button were still on slide 1.3, so the Player will still reserve room for them on every slide, even though it's invisible.
The only suggestion I might make is to have a look at your Player and Browser settings here:
You could change the Player size setting to "Scale player to fill browser window." That will make it so your course scales up to fill the browser window, and it might give it more of a website feel. You could also choose to "Launch player in new window" with no browser controls if you'd like to eliminate the browser chrome from the course experience as well.
Let me know if those ideas work!
Hi Crystal,
thanks for replying i tried that option but its not fill the browser window i got some blank space how can i hide that can you please help me on this
thanks,
suresh
Hi Suresh,
Are you able to share a screenshot of what you're seeing or even a public link to the course so that we can look at replicating the whitespace you're seeing?
That'll help us troubleshoot further!
Hi Crystal,
In this screenshot left side and right side its not cover up the browser showing only blank space
so i need to cover up the browser like website is it possible
Hi Suresh!
Storyline slides will fill the screen (as much as possible) without stretching or skewing the slide content. If you see some white space on the left and right side of the slides, that means the browser window is wider than the slide itself.
If you're using Storyline 360, try out the Modern Player. Instead of stretching the slide (which would skew your slide design), the Modern Player adds gray space to fill the browser window.
Also, keep in mind that the extra space you see will change depending on the size of the screen or browser window you use to view the course.
Hi, Alyssa,
Thank you so much i will try that modern player
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