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Articulate Rise: Hiding the Page Title Area
Hi all,
I would like to hide the page title areas on my Articulate Rise pages. I found this 3 minute video on the web that explains exactly what I want, but he is modifying his HTML and CSS on his local computer. I think some folks will agree that his pages look more streamlined without the title area (for some projects).
http://www.learningdojo.net/articulate-rise-hiding-the-page-title-area/
I understand the basic concepts, but my file structures look different. (I would really be great if there were a feature in settings that allowed me to hide the title areas with a check block:).
Can someone help me out, please.
As always, thanks in advance to all the kind folks who help out.
Jeff
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+1 to this feature request.
another +1 to this feature request!
yet another +1 to this feature request!
+1, Is this feature is part of Rise update roadmap?
Hello everyone, I am also here to add my vote for this feature request!
Hi, this discussion was started almost 4 years ago and I'm having the same challenge today. Has there been any movement on the request/option to hide/remove the page title section? Although I can appreciate there is a work around, it just seems the ask to allow or disallow this option would be well worth it.
Thanks
Adding my voice to the requests for this feature. Would be really helpful and the CSS work-around is kind of clunky and time-consuming if you have courses that are republished on a regular basis.
UPVOTE. Please add the feature to hide the lesson title on each page (or at least shrink it down so it's not so big) and also please add the feature to hide lessons.
Hi everyone! I'm excited to share a new enhancement we added to lesson headers in Rise!
Now you can select a header style and control the height of the header from the Theme > Lesson Headers page.
If you're going for a minimal header design, choose the Small header height. Let us know how it works for you!
Wow, this was a long time coming. We have had this thread going for a few
years now. This feature should have a gone a bit further to hide the header
completely if needed. Having said that though, I'm really glad Articulate
listened and finally prioritized the building of this feature.It's a start, but I think the goal was always to disable the header entirely. Now it's just a smaller problem :) I'll continue to use the CSS to remove until this can be resolved.
I've also often gone into the code to make this change. I remember the
earlier days of Rise when you couldn't even use your own fonts or color
schemes but those things have improved even though much more can be added
to make it functionally better.I have to say I used to put my foot in it and break Rise 🙃 because it was
my go to tool, as my career advanced and my knowledge grew so did my
experience of the entire world of amazing publishing tools.Rise was partially the answer to Storylines inability to conform to tablets
and phones. When building corporate online learning even with limited
functionality Rise can be great for almost anyone to quickly publish,
review and launch courses. This works for many folks and it gets the job
done in a timely manner in many corporate settings and learning needs. Is
it the most efficient authoring tool out there, perhaps not. Does it get
the job done with minimum fuss, yes it sure does.
