Probably used the "Design" feature to set up a .story file, (see image below), and customised the palette using thePlayer > Colours and Effects > Advanced coloriser, (also below).
Eric, the one thing I dont like about the showcase is that it broke one of the best features of the broken co-worker course.
Originally when shown this course had custom javascript triggers that scrolled the page down automatically, its a shame they never made it into the showcase
Thanks guys for clarifying this with Eric! I'm not on this forum enough (came across this one by Google'n "broken co-worker") ...
Read the question, and was like, "But it scrolls... with hot javascript action!"
Nice to see this was clarified
Also Eric, I'm trying out a new 988 X 741 layout for Broken Co-worker - this is for (a better experience on) the iPad, and will "scale player to fill browser window" - so far I'm very happy with the results:
What type of Javascript can provide the automatic scroll effect? I tried using some of the examples from here but the effect was more of a jump to the panel below rather than a smooth scroll which you see in the broken co-worker module.
I tried using the code - exactly how you're using it in the image above - but it won't work for me :(
All I'm trying to do is to get the output to 'scroll' from A to C rather than 'jump'. I've attached a story slide and would be indebted (A Lannister always pays his debts ;)) if you could show me how to use that wonderful code from Ariel..!
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Part 2 of the question -- how did they make the course operate with no player frame around it whatsoever?
THANKS --eric
Hi Eric,
Probably used the "Design" feature to set up a .story file, (see image below), and customised the palette using thePlayer > Colours and Effects > Advanced coloriser, (also below).
You can find more details on the Coloriser here.
Hope this helps.
Bruce
Eric, the one thing I dont like about the showcase is that it broke one of the best features of the broken co-worker course.
Originally when shown this course had custom javascript triggers that scrolled the page down automatically, its a shame they never made it into the showcase
Phil
great info! thanks! Always on the lookout for how to bend the thing new ways!
If you head over to http://www.brokencoworker.com you can see it in the original glory
Thanks Steve!
Thanks guys for clarifying this with Eric! I'm not on this forum enough (came across this one by Google'n "broken co-worker") ...
Read the question, and was like, "But it scrolls... with hot javascript action!"
Nice to see this was clarified
Also Eric, I'm trying out a new 988 X 741 layout for Broken Co-worker - this is for (a better experience on) the iPad, and will "scale player to fill browser window" - so far I'm very happy with the results:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFnrCTPu6IU
A month or so ago, I was struggling to find a happy player size for this experiment, you can see the conversation here (if your interested):
http://community.articulate.com/forums/t/14402.aspx
Will be launching Broken Co-worker Redux probably after I update my website (good times).
Cheers! And keep experimenting!
Ryan
Hi Phil
What type of Javascript can provide the automatic scroll effect? I tried using some of the examples from here but the effect was more of a jump to the panel below rather than a smooth scroll which you see in the broken co-worker module.
Thank you!
Hi Sij,
This thread is much older, so I'm not certain Phil is subscribed - but you could use the contact me button on his profile to reach out to him.
Hey Sij.
I used jQuery.scrollTo by Ariel Flesler ... nice and smooth :)
http://demos.flesler.com/jquery/scrollTo/
Thanks Ryan for popping back in here
Ryan, you're awesome! Best forum ever!! :) :)
Thanks Ashley :)
Hi Ryan
I tried using the code - exactly how you're using it in the image above - but it won't work for me :(
All I'm trying to do is to get the output to 'scroll' from A to C rather than 'jump'. I've attached a story slide and would be indebted (A Lannister always pays his debts ;)) if you could show me how to use that wonderful code from Ariel..!
Thank you!!
@ryan @ashley Any advice, guys?
Hi Sij,
Since it's javascript code that Ryan's inserted, I'm unable to assist with that (wouldn't even know where to begin) so I'll defer to his expertise.
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