Hi, does anyone know how to use subscript or superscript within a closed captions text on storyline please? I.e H2O with the 2 smaller like this? On storyline it shows as all one size in CC...
Right now, there isn't a super/subscript setting in Storyline's built-in editor. One thing you could do is copy/paste those into a Closed Caption from another text editor.
If having this ability would improve your experience, you can share more details by submitting a Feature Request here. Feel free to also share more with me in this discussion! 😀
Hi, Sometime this step works and sometime doesn't work. Is there any other option to use subscript or superscript within a closed captions text ????...
Aside from the workflow Katie shared, another option is to change your design theme settings and font themes to customize captions across the entire project. This resource provides more details on this workflow here:
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Hello, Vejandla!
Right now, there isn't a super/subscript setting in Storyline's built-in editor. One thing you could do is copy/paste those into a Closed Caption from another text editor.
If having this ability would improve your experience, you can share more details by submitting a Feature Request here. Feel free to also share more with me in this discussion! 😀
Hi, Sometime this step works and sometime doesn't work. Is there any other option to use subscript or superscript within a closed captions text ????...
Hi Monika,
Thank you for reaching out!
Aside from the workflow Katie shared, another option is to change your design theme settings and font themes to customize captions across the entire project. This resource provides more details on this workflow here:
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