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Can "control loses focus" trigger be used for non-text field objects?
When you are a keyboard user rather than a mouse user (accessibility/ motor impairment), you press the tab key to cycle through objects on the screen instead of hovering over that area of the screen...
Hi Fiona!
I'm excited to help you out! To clarify, it sounds like you want the state of an object to change when the user clicks (using a mouse or keyboard) outside of another object.
In this example below, I've added a textbox and button on a slide. By default, when the user tabs to an object, the object changes to the state "Selected". When the user leaves the object, then the state is "Visited".
The Initial State of the text box is hidden, and when the State of the Button is Visited then the text box changes to the Normal state.
- A keyboard user could activate the "Click here" button which fires off the trigger to change the textbox to the normal state.
Instead of using the "Object loses focus" trigger, what about using state changes?
Please let me know if you have additional questions!