here you go. I added 2 other variables and 2 checkboxes. This is because there are few events (moments) when the right arrow can change to normal. Also I reset the 2 newly created variables when the timeline starts - so when revisiting the slide it will work again.
If you want to make it easier to set-up, I would show the layers when a user clicks the buttons and then change the right arrow to normal when both buttons states are visited.
But it was your choice to show the layers when hovering over - hence you need some events and triggers to track when the layers are shown and triggers to change both buttons' states. Plus, it's your additional condition that the timeline has to be ended (hence the timelinedone variable).
I like challenges and finding solutions. In my own builds I try to make things easy for learners, and make things unbreakable. It is a bad thing to have a nice looking eLearning module with great content but learners hate the navigation.
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here you go.
I added 2 other variables and 2 checkboxes.
This is because there are few events (moments) when the right arrow can change to normal. Also I reset the 2 newly created variables when the timeline starts - so when revisiting the slide it will work again.
Thank you Adam!
That seems like a way more involved way to do what I was thinking but it certainly worked! haha thank you again!
Hi Jay,
If you want to make it easier to set-up, I would show the layers when a user clicks the buttons and then change the right arrow to normal when both buttons states are visited.
But it was your choice to show the layers when hovering over - hence you need some events and triggers to track when the layers are shown and triggers to change both buttons' states.
Plus, it's your additional condition that the timeline has to be ended (hence the timelinedone variable).
I like challenges and finding solutions. In my own builds I try to make things easy for learners, and make things unbreakable. It is a bad thing to have a nice looking eLearning module with great content but learners hate the navigation.
Good luck with your build.