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Different Font Sizes in Flashcard Grid
Hi JanetCC and everyone else following this thread,
Thanks for checking in on this!
Since this thread was last updated, we've added options to disable autosizing and manually adjust flashcard size in Rise 360. These enhancements give authors more control over how content is displayed in flashcard blocks and may help with the behavior discussed earlier in this thread.
You can find these settings in the Flashcard block's Format menu. If you're looking for additional font controls beyond what's currently available, please let us know. We'd be happy to learn more about your use case.
Hello Articulate team! I am experiencing this as well, and the formatting options don't seem to fix it.
I want large cards and a responsive font size that is consistent across cards, and I can't seem to have both! One of the cards' text is much smaller.
If I manually override the text size in the content rich text editing menu, it looks okay on desktop, but it's then no longer responsive and looks way too big on mobile.
Size set to large, different font sizes (despite the fact that the larger font does fit without scroll, see third image):
It looks fine on mobile because the font size is responsive:
If I force that one card's font to be bigger, it looks fine on desktop:
But on mobile the size is no longer responsive and is too big:
Is there any fix for this?
Thanks for the detailed follow-up and screenshots, AmyBergeron, this really helps show exactly what's happening.
You're right that the current controls don't solve this. Autosizing and manual sizing are really two separate tools, and neither gets you what you're describing: large cards, font size that's consistent across all cards in the set, and responsiveness on mobile, all at the same time. Right now it's a tradeoff between the two, not something you can combine.
What's especially useful in what you shared is that the smaller-text card still fits its content without scrolling even at the larger size, so this isn't simply a case of "too much text forcing a smaller font." Out of curiosity, does this happen with just the two cards you showed, or does it seem to get worse the more cards you add to the set? That distinction would help clarify what's actually driving the inconsistency.