Forum Discussion
New in Rise 360: More Course Customization with Themes
I’m so excited to share our latest release with you. Today, we shipped a huge update to Rise 360 that gives you more creative ways to customize the look and feel of your projects. Rise 360 now inclu...
I am not going to add to the panic that has arrived for some scenarios due to this feature release.
I just want to say that i am looking forward to the ability to create custom themes.
However, will likely only use that feature once (or when company branding changes) - to create the branded version as it i can be, within the rise framework and its limitations.
Question,
How does applying another theme onto an already existing theme work for batch course rebranding? Is this a "change once" and all courses active in the system changes their theme?
interesting to hear / see this demonstrated with all users roles and all its perspectives.
I will not try on my team based on the ongoing forums discussions, i want to be careful with what is done with the feature at this time.
Hi there! The custom themes feature is not yet released, and I don't have details about how that will work at this time. However, any changes that you make to a prebuilt theme that you apply to your course currently will only affect the one course. It will not update other courses that are using the same prebuilt theme.
Thank you for this answer Crystal. Makes it safer to get into trying this new feature.
@Crystal, this results in being forced to change the appearance and functionality of Rise projects. Upon publish, the project no longer looks like its original self, or (in my team's case, many hundreds of) other Rise projects in our library of customer-facing content. In my opinion, the new themes features should NOT have been released without the custom themes settings. Is there a way to roll back the clock on the themes update until full custom theme functionality is available?
Hi Jay,
Are you using the Rise theme? The changes to the original Rise theme are minimal and pretty close to what courses looked like before themes were introduced.
