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Un-Dial
I have a custom dial that I have created. I want to copy that dial and paste it onto the next slide - then remove the dial function. How do I remove the dial function from an existing dial? How do I un-dial an image?
- MichaelHinzeCommunity Member
Is the image you used for the dial in your media library? If yes, you could right-click and either select Show in Media Library, or right-click the image and select export Picture and then reimport the epic on the next slide. One quick and dirty option to "un-dial": simply place a transparent object over the copied dial so that the user can't interact with it anymore.
- SteveGannonCommunity Member
Be aware that dials and sliders are keyboard accessible. Even if you block them from being clicked on by overlaying them with a transparent shape, the user can still press the TAB key on their keyboard to navigate to the dial/slider and then use the arrow keys on the keyboard to control them.
If you don't want the dial/slider keyboard accessible, use the Focus Order feature to remove them from the list of accessible objects on the slide; that way, the user can't interact with them using the keyboard.
- KeithPace-a7c48Community Member
Transparent object = Nice! That is the solution I was looking for. Thanks!
- FelixFrankeCommunity Member
Bingo! Thanks. That was exactly what I was looking for.
- FelixFrankeCommunity Member
OK, thanks Steve for the tip.I don't think any of my users know that they are keyboard-accessible (I did not know that until you pointed it out 😂), but I will have a look into thos Focos Order thingy.