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Rise - adding popup text box
Is there a feature in Rise to add a popup text box? I would like the ability to click on text to provide further information to users. Does Rise have that capability?
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I'm another vote for popups or hover text for definitions.
Not much to say that hasn't already been said. It is surprising that this issue has not been resolved after 5 years.
I also request pop ups as a Rise feature! This would make the tool even more engaging and accessible.
+1 on this feature.
Unfortunately, using the workaround is a no-go for me. The storyline-block will have to load or be clicked and users are unable to select/copy text, which is needed for my project. Shame it's not on the roadmap, it seems like not to tough a feature and would add instant interactivity to otherwise static text blocks.
I am a long term user of Storyline, but trying to work with Rise and I'm surprised there doesn't seem to be any functionality for pop up text boxes. Especially seeing there's been an ongoing list of requests for it for 5+ years! Is there any news that it's on the horizon?
Any update here? still would love pop up over text for terms.
Hullo? Could someone from Articulate please respond?
Rise Staff, please give us an update on adding a pop up feature to text in in Rise. Also, please post the steps and the link to how we officially request this new feature from Articulate.
Hi there, Patrick. We don't have plans in the near term to add a pop-up/tooltip feature for text in Rise 360. For now, you'll want to use a workaround like the ones listed above.
You're doing the right thing for feature requests -- We take into consideration all the activity in our E-Learning Heroes product forums around a particular request and use it to help prioritize additions to our roadmap. We'll update each discussion if we release a feature that will help!
We need this functionality for RISE360. We have many texts with footnotes that currently cannot be implemented.
Julie Dirksen, in her wildly popular "Design for how people learn" suggests using a feature like this. See image.
