I have an eLearning course. The first wo slides do not allow the user to jump to the next slide using the right arrow key but the next six slides do allow this. And I have no idea why this is. I need to prevent the use of the right arrow key, but nothing I do works.
Here it is without the jQuery. But that doesn't explain why the first two slides don't allow the use of the right arrow key for navigation while the others do.
Some of your slides make use of a Slide Master layout that has a 'Jump to Next Slide when the user presses Right after clicking on this slide' which is causing the behavior. Here's a screenshot for your reference:
You can disable this trigger if you want to prevent the slides from jumping to the next when the right key is pressed.
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there are some "on keypress" trigger in the slide master pages
your javascript to prevent key click cannot work, because you use $ = jQuery - this library is not included anymore
Here it is without the jQuery. But that doesn't explain why the first two slides don't allow the use of the right arrow key for navigation while the others do.
Hi Michael,
Some of your slides make use of a Slide Master layout that has a 'Jump to Next Slide when the user presses Right after clicking on this slide' which is causing the behavior. Here's a screenshot for your reference:
You can disable this trigger if you want to prevent the slides from jumping to the next when the right key is pressed.
Hope this helps!
Yes, thank you.