There is a post about enhanced editing features in Storyline 2 that mentions kerning. However, the link in the post goes to a page on sliders. Where can I find information on kerning?
Enhanced Editing Options 5. Character Spacing
Hello kerning! With this feature, you can space the letters of your text how you want. Learn how to edit Character Spacing.
“Storyline 2 lets you format your text to look the way you want. You can adjust spacing between letters with any custom value to create the perfect look.” -Arlyn Asch
I don't know where the link is but you can do kerning in SL2. Select the text you want to kern then on the Home tab click the down arrow at the bottom right of the Font section. Then you can select what SL2 calls "Spacing". You can expand or contract the space in increments of .1 pt.
Hello kerning! With this feature, you can space the letters of your text how you want. Learn how to edit Character Spacing.
“Storyline 2 lets you format your text to look the way you want. You can adjust spacing between letters with any custom value to create the perfect look.” -Arlyn Asch
I'm not sure about how E-Learning Brothers set up their links, but that looks to link to an article about using sliders? If you're looking for information on kerning there is a video that describes it here.
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I don't know where the link is but you can do kerning in SL2. Select the text you want to kern then on the Home tab click the down arrow at the bottom right of the Font section. Then you can select what SL2 calls "Spacing". You can expand or contract the space in increments of .1 pt.
That's awesome! Thanks Brett. :)
I found that link on this site:
http://elearningbrothers.com/10-must-know-features-for-articulate-storyline-2/
5. Character Spacing
Hello kerning! With this feature, you can space the letters of your text how you want. Learn how to edit Character Spacing.
“Storyline 2 lets you format your text to look the way you want. You can adjust spacing between letters with any custom value to create the perfect look.” -Arlyn Asch
When you click on the link you get this url:
https://community.articulate.com/series/articulate-storyline-2/articles/adding-sliders
Hi Alicia,
I'm not sure about how E-Learning Brothers set up their links, but that looks to link to an article about using sliders? If you're looking for information on kerning there is a video that describes it here.
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