Recently I uploaded a Storyline with several lines of text on the one page. When I view it in preview and as a published file the text fits neatly on the page.
See below:
However, several students found that when they look at it online the text runs off the page.
Thank you for asking this Chris, as I have had the same issue happen in my courses!
If I may also offer two suggestions...
There's a typo in your scenario. It should read, "changing the resident's clothes" (with the apostrophe before the letter s).
Also, I believe true/false works better with statements than with questions. Maybe consider rewording it as, "True or False: This resident's rights have been upheld."
I hope you don't mind the suggestions, and again, thanks for asking the text question since I have been having the same issue with my courses!
I'm jumping from post to post on this issue...I have the same problem, though in 360, and with more than just quiz questions, AND I have that setting as suggested.
I've responded to you in this discussion as well. I've started a case on your behalf with our Support Engineers! You can attach your project to the support case using the upload link I've sent you via email. You'll hear from our team shortly!
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Hi Chris,
The issue is due to the story size and your desktop resolution mismatch. I encountered the same issue in one of my projects.
Just try these steps to resolve the issue.
Hi Chris! Looks like Parichaya has jumped in to assist you here, just let us know if you need anything further.
Thanks Parichaya,
I check the player settings and you were right, I did need to change the player size to Scale player to fill browser window.
Thanks for that.
Glad to hear it Chris! Thanks for popping in with an update :)
You welcome Chris
Thank you for asking this Chris, as I have had the same issue happen in my courses!
If I may also offer two suggestions...
There's a typo in your scenario. It should read, "changing the resident's clothes" (with the apostrophe before the letter s).
Also, I believe true/false works better with statements than with questions. Maybe consider rewording it as, "True or False: This resident's rights have been upheld."
I hope you don't mind the suggestions, and again, thanks for asking the text question since I have been having the same issue with my courses!
Thanks for sharing Laurel :)
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I'm jumping from post to post on this issue...I have the same problem, though in 360, and with more than just quiz questions, AND I have that setting as suggested.
Hi James!
I've responded to you in this discussion as well. I've started a case on your behalf with our Support Engineers! You can attach your project to the support case using the upload link I've sent you via email. You'll hear from our team shortly!