Removing or Hiding the Previous/Next Buttons?

I am surprised to see how old this solution is, however it is still valid.  I am new to using StoryLine as I used another product for a few years. This was a very simple change to do globally for the other tool and I found myself spending a lot of wasted time within the Player Properties to which I would expect this option to be found.  As always the Articulate Community has helped me find a solution and I hope that a very simple solution can be added into the tool for the next release.  Thanks!

Within the slide view, select the base layer and you'll see the cog - select it and you can change player options there

Thank you!

Hi Steve:

Dumb question but how do you select multiple slides?

Brilliant! thank you

Welcome to E-Learning Heroes, E!

I just had a discussion yesterday with another community member about this. Are you using a custom "Submit" button on your question slides, or are you using the default player's "Submit" button? Try creating a custom button and disable the default one. When you submit and return to the question slide, the player navigational buttons should remain disabled.

If you have any trouble with this, let me know!

Thanks,

Christine

Hi Christine,

I am using a custom submit button in my question slides, I disabled the submit and Pre/Next button in each of the slide. The only way it keep the default Prev/Next button disabled when I go back is if I set each slide to "reset to initial state" but It is not a good solution to do this. 

Any idea why the prev/next button keep coming back? is that a bug or is there anything I can do?

Thanks

Phil, I agree with you. I wish there was a way to disable them. The review quiz is active in my project and I see the next and previous buttons when I am reviewing the quiz. 

The other thing is that I have a mastery test that has presentation slides spread out in between questions and while reviewing the quiz the next and previous buttons are displayed on all the question slides but not the presentation slides. So learner can't go back if she gets to any of the presentation slides during the review mode.

Worked last I tested it It's been awhile. We've been using Storyline for too long... :P

Hi Guys,

Thank you so much for the tips and help. I have been sicked for the past few days and havent had a chance to test this, I will report back once I test Steve solutions.