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How to hide the cover page when publishing to WEB (for web exported content)
Hi everyone,
I’m happy to share that we’ve released a new update for Rise 360! You can now remove the cover page when exporting your course for the web.
This gives you more control over how learners first see your content, helping you create a cleaner and more customized experience.
- Enhanced: Remove the cover page when exporting training for the web
There’s nothing to install for web apps. New features and fixes are immediately available, though you might need to publish your Rise 360 course again.
Let me know if you have any questions about this update.
Okay I figured that out! Now I'm stuck on another problem.
I see the cover page flash for a second before it goes directly to the lesson. Are you experiencing the same thing? If so, how are you getting around that?
So in my scenario the flash is a feature. I use it to extend and customise the "Your Content Is Loading" preloader.
To make it completely skip without any flashes it needs to run before the page fully loads. You can do this by using the following code instead:<script type="text/javascript"> document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {setTimeout(function() { window.location.hash = 'lessons/rgW3y0NbhhJViEIWIiOBM-vy-2zPTaQr';}, 100); });</script>
Replace the bold section with your link. The key difference is when the code runs:
In the original:
window.onload = function() {
This waits for the the full document to load every. single. item. before it runs the code.
In the updated one:
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {
This just checks that the DOM (Document Object Model) structure, which is effectively the pure code without any images, text etc. is loaded before it runs the code.
In hindsight I should have probably just put that in the post.
Hi AriffK Thanks very much for sharing this, it's really helpful. I used the first piece of code you provided and it worked in that, it bypassed the cover page. However, as others mentioned, it did show the cover page for a split second first.
I think updated the code with the second piece of code you provided and my project just goes to the cover page (it no longer bypasses the cover page).
Please could you offer any insights as to what I might need to update? Thank you, NishaHi Nisha,
Hmm I'll need to check because i think there have been some updates to the html output since I published this article.
Have you checked your code for the window.onload and replaced it with the "DOMContentLoaded" that I mentioned in my second code?
