With Storyline 2 in the latest update, your notes pane in Stage now matches the colors you're using in the player. So if you're changing it within the player set up that will be reflected in the stage editing as well.
Thanks, Ashley. Just a little (unsolicited) feedback: I understand the rationale for the change. But in my opinion it's a step backward. I use the Notes section of the Stage for my VO script. It's very hard to edit in white reversed out of a dark color. Yet, I want the Player color to be dark. I'll have to change the Player color and then change it back when the VO script is complete.
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Hi Eric,
With Storyline 2 in the latest update, your notes pane in Stage now matches the colors you're using in the player. So if you're changing it within the player set up that will be reflected in the stage editing as well.
There's no way to configure them separately?
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Hi Eric,
Nope - they will adhere to the same color elements. You can read more about the Notes here.
Thanks, Ashley. Just a little (unsolicited) feedback: I understand the rationale for the change. But in my opinion it's a step backward. I use the Notes section of the Stage for my VO script. It's very hard to edit in white reversed out of a dark color. Yet, I want the Player color to be dark. I'll have to change the Player color and then change it back when the VO script is complete.
Thanks Eric and I know it's something other folks have shared their thoughts on as well here in the forums and in the form of a feature request.
I agree with Eric. This change is not beneficial. I recommending changing it back to the way it was.
Which color on the player needs to be changed so that the background of the Notes section is white again?
Hi Dale. Menu >> Background is the setting you're looking for. And here's a handy player colors job aid to keep nearby for future reference!
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