Storyline Quiz Review - Is the Incorrect/Correct message editable?

Sigh... 8 years. Eight. Years. EIGHT YEARS!!!

Honestly, the mind boggles. It would seem like such a simple thing to fix. It is literally the first thing any newbie builder in Storyline encounters when attempting a build - how to easily customise the Review Quiz elements because that's what the client wants.

But, amazingly, no. 8 years on from this thread (who knows if there are older versions of the same question lurking) it still isn't editable. Sure, there are pages and pages of workarounds and confused responses to this most basic of requests, "Storyline Quiz Review - Is the Incorrect/Correct message editable?" But the fact remains that this fundamental aspect of Storyline has not been looked at in all this time.

In all the years I've been building I haven't looked at this issue since I first encountered it and have since convinced clients that the Review Quiz feature is a shambles so we simply never bothered with it.

But a new client wants users to Review after their attempts and see what they got wrong and... well, being honest... I thought I'd be lazy and just use the built-in Review feature - "surely it'd be customisable by now?"

Stupid, stupid, stupid!

Just make it editable. Let us just be able to resize, move, and colour the Incorrect and Correct boxes on the Review layer. That is all we want.

No one wants workarounds, hacks or javascript widget thingamabobs or whatever to do something that is already there.

Hi Friends...

How can i change this color. please any one can help me.....

Hi,

Seeing that this thread was created over 2 years ago and nothing has been changed to improve the functionality and customization of the quiz review (although people are obviously asking for it and feature requests have been submitted) isn't it at least possible to add some extra checkboxes in the result slide properties options?

I want to give the users the ability to review the quiz and I can disable the correct and incorrect responses, but I can't disable, replace, move, customize or recolor the standard correct and incorrect feedbackboxes on the bottom. (Big disappointment and frustration!)

The option has been given by Steve Flowers to cover it up with a shape colored as your background....
A great find and acceptable in some cases, but what with gradients, different backgrounds or photographs in slides, items or buttons that are on the location where the overlay will be?
Then this "solution" is not an option.

Ideally these quiz review feedbacks should be in the feedback master so you can customize them at will. That would be perfect! Alternatively you should at least be able to change it's color. 

If for any reason whatsoever it isn't possible to make the quiz feedback editable, isn't it possible to add some extra checkboxes so you can at least disable these standard quiz review feedbacks and to disable the standard next/previous buttons on the quiz review so you're able to design and program your own?

Please look into this! It has been asked by a lot of users already and it would improve Storyline a great deal!

Jennifer, I had the same question myself creating a quiz this morning. You can view the Incorrect/Correct boxes by clicking on their layers. You'll find you can grab and move the text boxes, but not the shapes themselves.

Although it seems it is not possobe to edit/customize that burgundy colored feedback bar - you can make it look like you did by covering it up with your own.

First watch this video https://player.vimeo.com/video/204929670

It shows you how to trigger the feedback layer to show up on your slide in the first place.

Then once you have a feedback layer on the slide - you can do anything you want to add to that layer - so i just added my own large rectangular box with message i wanted and colors i wanted - and placed in same posistion to cover the burgundy one that you and I do not like!

Hope this helps!

Regina

Hi Lori,

I saw that your case has been figured out, and I just wanted to update anyone who might be following along, that Miker suggested  that because you were using "Reset to initial state" when revisiting the quiz, it was what's causing the issue when reviewing the quiz, because your answers are being erased/reset to initial state prior to reviewing it. By changing this to "Automatically decide" you were able to get your quiz working correctly.  

Thanks Becky for sharing that here with Niels! 

I found a work-around.  Just don't use the review function.  Make all slides "Resume on saved state" and just make a button that goes back to the beginning.

They should see all the feedback you left them, if you gave them feedback right away.

Or set triggers to show show feedback layers when revisiting or something.

Thanks, Andrew. Actually, I was referring to the Quiz Review feedback, which appears at the bottom of the screen if the learner clicks the Review Quiz button. I'm looking for a way to move it, change the colors etc.

You can overlay that with a shape colored as your background color but it's not an editable item at this point.