How does one remove the player buttons (Previous and Next) from a slide layer? For example, I have a base slide that has the Previous and Next buttons. The learner is given the option to click on an object to view additional inforamation. The learner is taken to a slide layer. From the slide layer, I create a "Close" button so that the learner can return to the base slide. However, the problem is that the the Previous and Next button appear on the slide layer. I don't want these buttons to be available from the slide layer.
Hi G! There is some information on this thread about hiding the buttons, but it sounds like you need something a bit more andthe information on this thread should help you accomplish those slide layer goals. Hope this helps!
I decided to create a another slide (to represent a pop-up window) instead of a layer. The other slide is in a different scene, labeled Pop-Up Windows. I removed the player buttons from the slide in the Pop-Up Windows Scene. What I did is link from the base slide in one scene to a different slide in another scene which is not linked to the previous scene. I get the same output. I think this is much easier to do. My Pop-up Window Scene is not linked to another other scenes.
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Hi G! There is some information on this thread about hiding the buttons, but it sounds like you need something a bit more andthe information on this thread should help you accomplish those slide layer goals. Hope this helps!
I decided to create a another slide (to represent a pop-up window) instead of a layer. The other slide is in a different scene, labeled Pop-Up Windows. I removed the player buttons from the slide in the Pop-Up Windows Scene. What I did is link from the base slide in one scene to a different slide in another scene which is not linked to the previous scene. I get the same output. I think this is much easier to do. My Pop-up Window Scene is not linked to another other scenes.
I'm glad you were able to find resolution to this. Have a great day!
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