Right to Left prompt for Arabic

Happy to help here, QA!

To display your slide content in a right-to-left orientation, make sure the Right-to-Left Text Direction button is selected when you enter or edit text.

Here's more on Right-to-Left Language Support. Let me know if this helps!

That's not what I'm asking about. Please see the screenshots in my original post. The system pop up that appears when a user submits a question without making any selections (Invalid Answer) reads LTR even though the player is set to RTL.

Apologies for the misunderstanding, QA!

You're right; I see the same thing on my end with the Invalid Answer prompt. I've reported this to our QA team, but currently, I don't have an update to share. I've included this thread in the report so that once we have additional information, we can share it here. 

In the meantime, I tested this in the Classic Player, and the Invalid Answer Text reads Right to Left. If it fits in your design, this is a workaround I'd suggest.

Me again! I came across this workaround to create a custom invalid answer message if the Classic Player doesn't fit your design. While it mentions Storyline 2, it should still apply to Storyline 360!

This is still an issue 9 months later. Is anyone working on this? When is this going to get fixed? It's literally right to left text in 3 fields. Why is this taking so long?

if you wan't to fix it - add to "story.html" or/and "index_lms.html"

<style>
   .message-window-heading > p {
      text-align: right !important;
   }
   .message-window-text {
      text-align: right !important;
   }
</style>

e.g. to the end

result:

Jürgen

Thank you, Jürgen, I shall try this!

Jürgen, this works like a charm! 🙏🏻

Thank you for these 2 lines of code, that Articulate wasn't able to implement in the last 4 years.

Dear Jürgen,

Where exactly you find the files "story.html" or/and "index_lms.html" you mention? Inside the SCORM once packaged during <publish>? If so, does this mean that any editing done on the .story file in Storyline360 needs this lines of code added to the new SCORM as part of the post-packaging process? 

Thanks for clarifying, be patient with me as I am not much into programming and normally I Publish, get the SCORM and upload as it is on a LMS. 

Cheers

Andy

• if you publish to web, there is story.html in the publish folder
• if you publish to scorm, there is story.html and index_lms.html
• add the 8 extra lines to the html files and save a copy of the files
• on every publish the files are new created and overwrite the old versions
• as long as you don't change the storyline version, you can reuse the patches html files
  
  

normally you can include such css patches with javascript so that they survive a publish
  -> example

but that's not possible here, because the patch is needed before the slides are started

Dear Jürgen,

Thank you so much for your generosity. I learned a lot from you.

Cheers

Andy