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You say:
the mouse would no longer hover over the button, as it is checked as a condition in the HOVER trigger).
The only way for the mouse to no longer hover over the picture is for the learner to physically move it, or something to appear between them. Once the layer disappears, the mouse is hovering over the object.
On the other hand, if this represents your actual triggers:
When the user hovers over Nature Button
-Show layer Nature (Hide layer when the user hovers out)
When the user clicks Nature Button
-Show layer Nature
What is going to happen is that the hover will show the layer. If there is nothing on the layer to disrupt the mouse-picture connection, the layer will stay visible. When the learner clicks, nothing will appear to happen, as the layer is already showing.
Not sure why you want to do this, but it will probably only function the way you describe it if something malfunctions. The hover will always come first and will show the layer, so clicking has no visible effect. Moving off the picture will hide the layer, but after moving off, you can't click it.
If I have misunderstood your question, perhaps you can clarify by attaching your .story file here.
- LuisKaj4 years agoCommunity Member
Thank you for replying, Walt. My idea was to have the user enjoy a "preview" of the image by Hovering over the button, before actually selecting it via the Click action. I was hoping that the Click trigger would over-ride the Hover action after it has been selected by the user...