Forum Discussion
edit the "invalid answer" look and feel
hi all,
I am able to edit the "correct/incorrect answer" dialog box in the Feedback master view. But I am unable to edit the "Invalid answer" dialog box. Please see the image below. Can anyone show me where to edit this "invalid answer" dialog box?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Benny! The default Invalid Answer message is something that Storyline generates automatically - it doesn't come from the Feedback Masters, so that's why you're not seeing it in your slide master layouts. But here are some things that you can do to customize it:
- You can change the Invalid Answer text by customizing Storyline's text labels (the Invalid Answer text comes from items 17, 18, & 19)
- You can also change the colors on the pop-up (check out this job aid if you need help identifying which parameters to change).
- If you'd like to completely change the visual design of the message, you could use the method shown here. It involves creating your own slide layer for the Invalid Answer message, and using a trigger to tell Storyline when to display that layer. It's a little more work, but it might give you the customized look that you're after.
Hope that helps!
Hi Jeanette, thanks for the video on how to create customised 'Invalid Answer' for the radio button (Pick One) quiz. I tried the same method on the 'Pick Many' quiz (check boxes) but it is not working as it should. Can you show me how it can be done for 'Pick Many'?
Thank you.
This Invalid Feedback layer doesn't meet WCAG standards for accessibility. It's not set up for the screen reader to read the text, only the OK button. Please fix.
Hi!
See Jeanette's comment here: http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/13247/79316.aspx#79316
LOL. Gerry is way ahead of me.
- That's a first. I'm just a lowly worshiper at the Temple of Jeanette, David and Tom (and now Mike).
Jeanette Brooks said:
LOL. Gerry is way ahead of me.
Goofball.
- LOL . Sure you still want me to help you out in October for the regional ASTD conference?
Jeanette Brooks said:
Goofball.
Are you kidding me? You're locked in now, buddy. No getting out of it.
Cool. Thank you everyone.
Jeanette, thank you as always for the info.
I can change the text, but is there any way to add buttons and change the trigger on the "OK" button?
For example: new text - "You have not submitted an answer. Click OK to continue without submitting, or click cancel to go back."
