I tried to replicate this behavior on a new project file, but each question that I added to a question bank did not have any additional border at the top of the slide. Have you checked if the layouts that you are using for your question slides have a border added to the top?
If you aren't using any Slide Master layouts for your slides, would you be able to share screenshots or recordings of the issue with us so we can get a better idea of what's happening? Here's how:
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Click the red Record button and reproduce the issue.
When you're finished, click Done on the recording control bar or click the Peek 360 icon in your system tray (by the clock).
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Hi Anirudh,
I tried to replicate this behavior on a new project file, but each question that I added to a question bank did not have any additional border at the top of the slide. Have you checked if the layouts that you are using for your question slides have a border added to the top?
If you aren't using any Slide Master layouts for your slides, would you be able to share screenshots or recordings of the issue with us so we can get a better idea of what's happening? Here's how:
Peek 360 is the quickest way to record a screencast, and it's available for Windows and Mac. Follow the steps below:
Launch Peek 360 on your computer and click New Recording.
Select the application you want to record, then choose a microphone (if you have one) when the recording window appears.
Click the red Record button and reproduce the issue.
When you're finished, click Done on the recording control bar or click the Peek 360 icon in your system tray (by the clock).
You can preview your recording, give it a name, and then click Upload to send it to your Articulate 360 account.
Windows will notify you when it's done uploading, and a link to your screencast will automatically be copied to your clipboard.
Share the link with us.