Storyline Player Menu - changing the text size and other niggles
Sep 18, 2014
It always irritated me in Storyline 1 that you couldn't alter the size of the text appearing in the Player Menu. Have the developers not heard of accessibility? The default size is far too small.
As I look through the glowing SL 2 descriptions of new functionality, I still don't see this ability. I don't want millions of colour choices, I want to make the Menu text BIGGER!
And when I read about people getting excited to now have motion paths, sliders, animated effects, etc. I think ... hold on, Authorware had these features 20 years ago! And a decent set of system variables, and user-defined variables that were global, not just within slides, really useful functions (date, time, file handling, arrays, etc, etc).
The trouble is, once you've got very familiar over many years with a tool, you come to expect other (much newer) tools to at the very least pick up where evolution left off. In many important ways, Storyline doesn't.
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This is exactly what I was hoping for in the version upgrade. The menu items font size when viewed on a tablet is just way too small and not usable.
Hi Tim!
Sorry to hear that you are disappointed, and you are more than welcome to share your thoughts on a feature request with our development team here.
Hi Chester! You are welcome to do the same, but I did want to welcome you to E-Learning Heroes!
Hi Tim and Chester,
Thanks for sharing those thoughts here - and I know that there were a lot of feature requests our team sorted through and prioritized for the SL2 launch. I don't know how many of each or what determine which ones got selected, but in regards to the menu text size, it would be something you'd be able to adjust using the Storyline SDK - and the Storyline SDK for SL2 is coming soon.
Also, please continue to share your thoughts in the form of a feature request with our team here.
I'm sorry, but not being able to easily change the size of text in a major screen element - without acquiring additional tools and getting involved in user programming - is a major deficiency.
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