you could use transitions but this wouldn't be user driven, you could change the slide properties to advance automatically when the timeline ended then use the slide transition to give the uncover effect.
Hi, Nikki -- Thanks so much for reaching out, and it looks like there was a similar discussion regarding swiping over here. Please let us know if you have any other questions and we'll do our best to assist! :)
Something you could try would be having a slider set up and having the content move on to the previous/next page when the associated variable is equal to a given value I used (0 for previous, 1 for neutral, 2 for next). I've attached a file as an example. The slider, which is partially transparent for demonstration purposes, should be set to 100% transparency when published.
The underlying content would have be pretty static, or you'd have to get creative to include interactivity (like limiting the region on which the user can swipe to move about the course.) My example assumes a standard mobile swipe user experience across a large portion of the screen.
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Hi Nikki
you could use transitions but this wouldn't be user driven, you could change the slide properties to advance automatically when the timeline ended then use the slide transition to give the uncover effect.
Tutorial here
Hopefully someone else will chime in with a solution for you.
Hi, Nikki -- Thanks so much for reaching out, and it looks like there was a similar discussion regarding swiping over here. Please let us know if you have any other questions and we'll do our best to assist! :)
Something you could try would be having a slider set up and having the content move on to the previous/next page when the associated variable is equal to a given value I used (0 for previous, 1 for neutral, 2 for next). I've attached a file as an example. The slider, which is partially transparent for demonstration purposes, should be set to 100% transparency when published.
The underlying content would have be pretty static, or you'd have to get creative to include interactivity (like limiting the region on which the user can swipe to move about the course.) My example assumes a standard mobile swipe user experience across a large portion of the screen.
Hope this helps!
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