When bulding courses in Rise I've noticed that it's impossible to change size of the header space (top marigin) or font size of the lesson's title. What I woud like to do is to get rid of all the empty space between the title and the first block of content. In the attached phot I marked the areas that I want to be able to edit. The final goal is to avoid scrolling down the page when I insert a Storyline block to Rise or just any other block of content or interactivity. I already turned off Previous and Next buttons from navigation and removed all padding from content blocks but it's still not enough. Does Articulate360 team consider adding such functions for editing marigins? Thank you

Hi Monika, Thanks for reaching out here! I know a few other folks have requested to be able to change the padding and margins within their Rise course, so I'll add you to that feature request! I'll let you know here as soon as I have any more info.

Another vote here. It would help a lot to be able to customize section headers, add a color or photo to its background, etc.

Thanks for adding your votes, folks. We’re building a way to hide the lesson header. Yay! We’ll keep you posted on when that’s available.

Hey all, I totally get your frustration with the white space in the Lesson Title Header. The good news is that you don't need to wait for Articulate to implement any customization options (although that would be ideal). In the meantime, you need to make one super tiny edit to one of the output files (the CSS stylesheet). Essentially: open the Lib folder open main.bundle.css edit line 58: ...... {.lesson-header{padding-bottom:4.5rem}} I find that changing this to 1.5 from 4.5 (a reduction of 2/3rds) does the trick for me. I may also see if I can disable the Header completely via CSS, but not sure quite yet. I'm currently looking at developing single lesson activities in Rise, and then incorporating them as standalone items, mid-lesson, into longer form content via iframes. PS - please ignore my current account name. I need it to appear a certain way at the moment for a client, and my Rise account details seem to be directly associated with my profile display here on E-Learning Heroes.

Quick follow-up. It looks like the easiest way to hide the Lesson Title Header entirely is as follows: open the Lib folder open main.bundle.css edit line 58: find ".page__header-container-header" and add "display:none;" as one of the properties of that element

Rise - change size of headers and lesson titles

AlyssaGomez
Staff
5 years ago
Nothing new yet, folks! Thanks for checking in!
SepidehGorji757
Community Member
4 years ago
I have a course in Rise that has the name of the company in the title and it needs the trademark symbol. It would be really helpful to be able to edit the title to add superscripts to it.
- CNavarro
  Former Staff
  4 years ago
  Hi Sepideh,
  
  Can you try opening Word and press CTRL+ALT+T? This should give you the trademark symbol. Then can you copy and paste that symbol into the title in Rise 360?
SairaKennedy
Community Member
4 years ago
Need this as well.. seeing as this original post was over 2 years ago, has something been done yet? I would hope so!?
MelanieShare-12
Community Member
4 years ago
+1 on wanting to be able to change the formatting of the heading. Any updates?
- Crystal-Horn
  Staff
  4 years ago
  Hi, Melanie. No updates at this time.
CassandraMcM303
Community Member
4 years ago
I'll add my name to this list. Just overall flexibility in changing font colors and sizes of the Lesson Headers and sub headers, removal of space would be amazing!
AdamMeek
Community Member
4 years ago
We may as well all forget about this, this has been suggested for over 3 years now and still nothing has happened. It's such a shame as you can amend the font and padding of everything else.
SaraScott-5b2e2
Community Member
4 years ago
ok, so I do this (be searching "lesson-header{padding-bottom:4.5rem" in notepad (I know, boo, but I am in no way a coder)

open the Lib folder
open main.bundle.css
edit line 58: ...... {.lesson-header{padding-bottom:4.5rem}}

I change it to 1.5

then save the CSS file and reopen index.html, and the change doesnt apply :(
CassandraMcM303
Community Member
4 years ago
Sara! Can we get sreen shots or a snip it recording! I don't like to mess with CSS but if this works - I'd be willing to venture out and check it out!
- GlendaDeHoff-0c
  Community Member
  4 years ago
  Cassandra,
  
  Did you try this? How did it work for you? I know enough about CSS to be dangerous. :)
LizduPlessis-70
Community Member
4 years ago
Another benefit of reducing the padding is that the user won't always have to scroll to see the 1st piece of content in a lesson.
KirstiePerry-fd
Community Member
4 years ago
Please add me