How to: Stacking applicable shapes so it doesn't look weird?

Maybe another approach would be to not "hard code" the labels but use a variable and some "if" logic.

Something like: If category 1 / measure 1 is not null, set label variable equal to Measure 1. Then use the variable as the text in your boxes. (i.e. %Label_1%)

can it just be faded back?

Not entirely sure what you're after doing, but you could create a result slide that is laid out exactly how you want it that is only show when the learner has the correct response.

Thanks for your responses. Showing or hiding is not the problem, but a learner can start with 5 measures to do the check (5 drag and drop questions) and end with 3 measures, because 2 measures are not applicable. So you have to hide the measures that don't appy and then you will see gaps. I thought of creating layers for al the possibilities to stack it but that's a lot of work. 

Can you share the story file (or part of it) so we can see it?

I attached a very ugly and quick version to give you an idea.

OK good news, I understand what you're after. You want your result slide to show the boxes stacked dynamically based on the previous responses.

Bad news, I don't know if there is an easy way of doing it in SL360. You could do it with some very complex triggers/shape states that show/hide shapes based on variables, ie, each shape location has each shape on it stacked on top of each other, set to hidden, then on timeline start the one triggered by a true variable changes to normal. Or you could create a lot of layers showing all possible solutions and show the correct one based on the variables. 

Either way will take some time I'm afraid but it would deliver the effect you're after.

Thanks for your solution, it may take a while but it's highly appreciated. Is there another way to do this with a javascript code? Because at the end i want it to be printable. 

Hi Owen,

Thanks a lot for this idea :D, it inspired me to add text variables and make it less complex. To make it more clear i added a picture to show al the stack possibilities. The red coloured worked with the if function, but the other did not work. 

So i ended up making another visualization. 

It is not the ideal solution, but at least i have one. Now i am trying to figure out how to programm it in javascript so that the PDF don't include the non applicable measures, because in total there are over 100 measures. 

But: if there is somebody who has the perfect solution for stacking, i will be very thankfull! :D