You can't delete questions from the forums, but you can always Edit it by clicking on the "Options" link at the bottom of your post. Instead, if you're all set I'll go ahead and mark this post as verified.
But before you do, I've run into one last issue. Probably my user error again, but maybe you can help me see my way through this.
I have created a presentation that has a small number of intro screens the user will go through in a linear manner. These then culminate in a menu screen that allows the learner to loop through 8 separate 3-screen sequences, all of which return the user to the menu screen.
That menu screen includes one button that's essentially an opt-out and lets the user skip the little loops and go to the two screens at the end, which are again linear.
Right now, that all works, but not quite in the way I imagine you would consider a best practice. If you look at the attached image, you'll see that the various loops are arranged horizontally. The final two screens are in that same horizontal sequence, though I would imagine it might be best if they were below them, continuing the vertical flow, or perhaps in a different scene. And I think that's perhaps why the final screen has both a PREVIOUS and a NEXT button (I want the NEXT button to disappear, ideally).
Thanks for the second image, that definitely helped. From the images alone, it looks like everything is set up as you'd like, and if you had a concern about where they were located in the story view you could always put them in a new scene too - and then link to that scene.
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I'd delete this question but can't find how.
It doesn't seem to be the audio recording, must have been something I did earlier.
Hi Jeffrey,
You can't delete questions from the forums, but you can always Edit it by clicking on the "Options" link at the bottom of your post. Instead, if you're all set I'll go ahead and mark this post as verified.
Hi Ashley,
Yes, verify away.
But before you do, I've run into one last issue. Probably my user error again, but maybe you can help me see my way through this.
I have created a presentation that has a small number of intro screens the user will go through in a linear manner. These then culminate in a menu screen that allows the learner to loop through 8 separate 3-screen sequences, all of which return the user to the menu screen.
That menu screen includes one button that's essentially an opt-out and lets the user skip the little loops and go to the two screens at the end, which are again linear.
Right now, that all works, but not quite in the way I imagine you would consider a best practice. If you look at the attached image, you'll see that the various loops are arranged horizontally. The final two screens are in that same horizontal sequence, though I would imagine it might be best if they were below them, continuing the vertical flow, or perhaps in a different scene. And I think that's perhaps why the final screen has both a PREVIOUS and a NEXT button (I want the NEXT button to disappear, ideally).
Any thoughts/tips/suggestions?
This second image may show you better what I mean.
Those final two slides on the right, circled in red, are the final two screens of the course.
I wonder if it's OK to have them over there on the right, or if they should be "below."
Hi Jeffrey,
Thanks for the second image, that definitely helped. From the images alone, it looks like everything is set up as you'd like, and if you had a concern about where they were located in the story view you could always put them in a new scene too - and then link to that scene.
As far as the "next" button you can remove it from an individual slide by accessing the slide properties.
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