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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?
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Any update on this? Seems like something that should have been corrected long ago. Definitely needed.
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From another frustrated lead developer, this is a problem with some of the designs we create in our eLearning company. Please make this available so we can use the darker backgrounds without losing the bullets to a dull gray color.
While we're waiting a long time for what should be an easy fix, the only alternative is to add JS code to the html5 output. Use 'querySelector' to get the bullet list, and force change ths css color.
This works for html/SCORM output.
I agree that the delay in addressing many minor issues in Articulate products is far too long. We have invested in the leading brand for eLearning development but it lets itself down constantly by not delivering these types of changes.
Why not let those of us who are interested become beta testers and trusted advisers, so you can build a truly world class product?
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Just came across this issue in my course development - please fix!
I think it's very rare that someone would want the bullets to be a different colour than the text, so I'm not sure why Articulate products don't default to having bullets the same colour as the text, like in Word. This is super frustrating.
I would also like to vote on this. I have found multiple forums on here asking for the same update for 4 YEARS! Get it together already...
I totally agree. It's a standard feature in any programme that the bullet points follow the text colour. We have even had to change our course build from Rise to another programme just because of this missing feature. Please fix this ASAP!
This thread has been going for 2 years. I don't think Articulate sees this as a priority. The most frustrating aspect of this is that it's a very simple fix from a programming perspective, so it wouldn't take a great deal of resources for them to implement.
This has been an issue for me as well and the only "workaround" I could find was using alt codes to create bullets and then customize the color. If you're not familiar with ALT codes check out the following link https://altcodeunicode.com/
+1 on my side too... makes my page really odd looking...
