Unrestrict menu/next buttons during learning
Is there a way to unrestrict the menu and next buttons part way through the learning? So to set it as if every page has been visited already, without having to visit every page already.
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There's no setting or trigger that can turn off the built-in navigation restriction.
You could add a "special pass" trigger to every slide that sets the Next button to Normal with the condition that a special T/F variable = True. And use some programming on the first slide that allows developers to adjust the variable to True.
- Put a small, 99% transparent button somewhere on the title slide where a user isn't likely to mouse over. For example, it could be a round shape over an "o" in the text.
- That button could adjust the variable. Or, for more protection, it could show a layer that requires a password to adjust the variable.
Note: One potential disadvantage of this method is if the problem is on a slide with an interaction that restricts the Next button. You wouldn't be able to test that if the special-pass trigger set Next to Normal. On those slides, you'd might want to adjust the triggers so the restriction always applies.
