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Numbered Dividers
Is there not a way to change the number of a numbered divider or to "trick" it into restarting with 1 again on the same page? I want to have multiple sets of these within one page, so say three sets of 1-5, but can only currently get it to do 1-15.
Hello Everyone!
I'm happy to share that we just released a new update for Rise 360!
This update introduces an enhancement where you can select a number at which to restart sequential numbering for numbered divider blocks. There's nothing to install for web-based apps. New features and fixes are immediately available.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
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+1 this would be super useful and seems like an easy update to make!
It does not seem that this item made the roadmap as I'm running into this same issue when developing a training. I do think that this would add value for users. Thanks!
Hello, just chiming in again about this. Would be very helpful to allow the numbered dividers to be set to specific numbers, or at least be able to restart the numbering, so that a set can be used more than once in a lesson. Currently, once you use them in a lesson, if you want to use elsewhere, you can't because they continuing the numbering. In Office or even Storyline you can choose to set the numbers to what you want, it would be great if Rise would do that to! Thanks.
Hello Rise,
I know you're busy and we LOVE what you do.
But we really need this option.
Please provide on next update? One can wish/dream...
:)
Many thanks
+1 on this request as well. Given that it's a few years old, is there any update on this?
+1 Would be helpful.
+1 any update on this?
Getting the feeling that this thread has been abandoned. It's 5 years old now and there has been no update. Last admin response was about 2 years ago.
Maybe I missed something, but are these forums dead now?
Hi there, Joseph! We haven't had an update to provide. We don't have plans in the near term to make a change with the numbered dividers.
I usually recommend trying other blocks in creative ways. For example, you might get a similar effect if you use a statement block and just have the number as the statement text:
Same here! I have a lesson teaching multiple sequences that I don't want to put into a numbered list - I wanted to use the number dividers but there's no way to reset to "1" in the same lesson. This would be a huge benefit!
