I'm in need of some clarifications about how much the Storyline's JavaScript and HTML codes are inspectable. Can you tell me how to check the source languages? Furthermore, is it possible to manually modify them?
Storyline's javascript and html is very minimal. If hard pressed I might suggest you publish the course to Web, then start by exploring the published files.
Storyline converts your project to HTML and JS when you publish. If you add JS, you can easily inspect and change your scripts. You can load the .html files in an editor, or load them in a browser and inspect them. They are somewhat obfuscated, so are not easy to inspect. Most people that modify them seem to tend to use JS inside the SL project.
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Storyline's javascript and html is very minimal. If hard pressed I might suggest you publish the course to Web, then start by exploring the published files.
Storyline converts your project to HTML and JS when you publish. If you add JS, you can easily inspect and change your scripts. You can load the .html files in an editor, or load them in a browser and inspect them. They are somewhat obfuscated, so are not easy to inspect. Most people that modify them seem to tend to use JS inside the SL project.