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Storyline: Hand cursor during shape hover - Can I stop this?
Hi John! That certainly looks like a tough quiz question! Here are a few tips I'd like to share:
- Add an "invisible" rectangle to cover the entire slide, and place it behind the 49 ovals on the slide. Then, add that rectangle in Form View as an answer choice, but don't check it as correct. In essence, clicking anywhere in the rectangle would be incorrect.
- You may also want to add a "selected" state to each of the ovals, perhaps with a colored outline. This will help learners to know which ovals they have already selected, since it can be challenging to keep track of 49 different objects.
I hope those suggestions will work for your design!
Hi Alyssa,
Yup, I had the selected states defined already.
Eureka! Your solution is brilliant, although I do not understand why it works, since the invisible rectangle is behind the selection ovals.
Thanks so much, you saved my bacon.
Best Regards,
John Fritts
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What you should see with Alyssa's trick is that the hand cursor doesn't go away, since the entire area is a "clickable" answer. Now, there isn't any discerning between the empty space and the actual error fields.
