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Change bullet color in Rise
In Rise, when I change the color of text to white, the bullets remain black. Is there a way to make the bullets the same color as text?
And another vote here. I agree with the comment above that dark backgrounds become unusable without the ability to change bullets to a lighter color.
+1...urgently 😯
- Good news! We fixed the issue in Rise 360 where bullets and numbers in text block do not accept color formatting.If the problem happens again, please share a Peek 360 screencast with us by clicking here, and we'll be happy to help!
Thank you!
Even though this comes late, it is welcome. Thank you!
You must have just upgraded things as my almost completed course now has white bullets with black font type - same with numbers - how can I fix this? Thanks.
Hi there, Elizabeth! We've recently released our enhanced authoring controls, unlocking additional formatting features for your blocks.
I'm able to reproduce what you're seeing by using the auto-contrast setting on my text block. If the background color is dark enough, Rise 360 is automatically adjusting the text (and bullets) to white to meet accessibility requirements for contrast. You can format the text to be black, but the bullets remain white.
To fix this, try using the dark contrast setting, forcing your bullets to be black like your text. This setting overrides the accessibility guardrails we've added for contrast.
Let me know if that doesn't work!
That's nice for those of you who know how to code, but it sure would be simpler if Articulate addressed the issue and gave us the option to do it easily.
Come on Brandy, just give them some time. The request has just sent in...
What is 5.5 years In a lifetime?...
Oh..wait 🙃
Another vote for this one to be 'fixed'
Thanks!! :)
Count my vote for the feature -- thanks
Yup, ability to update the bullet color is needed, or darker backgrounds are lost as an option.
7+ months later, and still having customer impact. This would be a great fix.
Why this simple css/html fix hasn't been implemented is beyond me. :-(
This issue has been going for over a year now. Is there a timetable for when this is likely to be addressed, as this really should have been a feature set from the very start.
As Rise is essentially HTML5 and CSS, this is a very simple fix from a development point of view.Hi Gavin,
I totally get that you're frustrated. Unfortunately, I don't have any information right now about whether or not this is on the road map. I thought it may be helpful if I provided some more insight into how we handle feature requests.
First of all, it may be helpful for you to know that we receive hundreds of feature requests every week. As you can imagine, prioritizing such a large number of feature requests is no small task and we take it very seriously. Here's an inside look at how that process works.
Please know that we're doing our very best to bring our users the features they want and need as quickly as possible.
Let me know if you have any other questions!
Surely this is a feature oversight!?!
