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Per Language Images in Storyline!
Per-Language Images is now available in Storyline. 🎉
You can now replace images on slides, layers, and slide masters in a target language without affecting the source language! Previously, showing different images per language required building triggers; now it's a direct swap from the ribbon or right-click menu, no workarounds needed.
Check it out and let me know what you think!
3 Replies
- jimmyadneCommunity Member
This is a fantastic addition! Being able to swap images per language without relying on triggers will save a lot of development time and make multilingual projects much easier to maintain. It's great to see a workflow improvement that simplifies localisation while keeping everything organised.
- ali309r820Community Member
This is a fantastic addition to Storyline! Having per-language images built directly into the platform will save a lot of development time, especially for multilingual eLearning projects. Previously, creating triggers or duplicate layers just to display different images for each language was cumbersome and made projects harder to maintain. Being able to swap images directly from the ribbon or right-click menu is a much cleaner workflow. Looking forward to using this feature in upcoming localization projects!
- ali309r820Community Member
This is a fantastic addition to Storyline! Having per-language images built directly into the platform will make multilingual eLearning projects much easier to manage. In the past, creating duplicate slides, layers, or triggers just to display different images for each language was time-consuming and made projects harder to maintain. Being able to swap images directly from the ribbon or right-click menu is a much cleaner and more efficient workflow. Features like this are especially useful for businesses managing multilingual content, whether it's training materials or customer-facing websites. We've seen the value of streamlined localization while working on multilingual pages for https://imalimousineservices.ch, so it's great to see Storyline making the process even simpler. Looking forward to using this feature in future localization projects.