I'm creating a custom progress bar based on variables that change the state of the progress bar graphic. I put it on the master slide and works fine.... except on HTML 5. I found this:
One of the problems doing that is that this progress bar has 25 states, and the 25 different triggers that act on it. With big courses ( and multiple courses) and the progress bar on every page, this is a very labor intensive and introduces many points for errors. When it is on master layouts I can better edit it across many pages at once. The current project I'm working on is that this will be a template for about 13 courses.
As I type this out I was thinking about just embedding a web object that just reads the variables in story line to do the same thing?
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Hello Gregory,
If the trigger is the same on every slide, you could add it to one slide, then use the "duplicate" function to copy the slides.
i am sure if others know any workarounds they will share as well.
One of the problems doing that is that this progress bar has 25 states, and the 25 different triggers that act on it. With big courses ( and multiple courses) and the progress bar on every page, this is a very labor intensive and introduces many points for errors. When it is on master layouts I can better edit it across many pages at once. The current project I'm working on is that this will be a template for about 13 courses.
As I type this out I was thinking about just embedding a web object that just reads the variables in story line to do the same thing?
Gregory,
Yes that is understandable. Hopefully others will jump in with additional suggestions.
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