I've played around with the "No gradient" setting. It is weird. But by reassigning the fill color, I was able to get a plain dial:
For complete (and less frustrating) customization, though, I suggest inserting a picture of the dial you want. Then select it, and use the Convert to Dial function:
That would of course work, but for just wanting to have a plain circle that would be a little overdone. And another point, is that if you want to change, for example, the border colour, you have to create a new circle/image first. That can become a drag if you want to experiment with different colours.
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"without using a picture" are you saying you do not want to use a custom dial?
. . . you want the provided one to look different?
Hello Ron,
I just want a white circle with a minimum border (flat design). That's it, nothing more ;-)!
I've played around with the "No gradient" setting. It is weird. But by reassigning the fill color, I was able to get a plain dial:
For complete (and less frustrating) customization, though, I suggest inserting a picture of the dial you want. Then select it, and use the Convert to Dial function:
Judy's solution may be the ticket. But if that is not what you want, it is incredibly simple to make anything you want into a dial - https://community.articulate.com/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-work-with-dials#custom
Ah, okay, so I have to remove the gradient and after that reassign the fill colour and then it should work. I will try that out :-)!
That would of course work, but for just wanting to have a plain circle that would be a little overdone. And another point, is that if you want to change, for example, the border colour, you have to create a new circle/image first. That can become a drag if you want to experiment with different colours.