Menu Text size

Jul 26, 2012

Hi Good morning,

Can any one help me how to increase the size of Ui Menu text.not only menu text, all UI elements text size. Even i want to give Bold or  Italics.

8 Replies
Jill McNair

Hi again Sinchu!

Unfortunately, you cannot change the font size in the player.  You can change the font, but not the font size.  Here is a tutorial: http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/changing-the-player-colors-and-font.aspx

If this is a big problem for you, one thing you can do is create your own menu.  Here are some links to show how some others have done this:

Create a menu using a lightbox slide: https://player.vimeo.com/video/145579397

Creating a drop-down menu: http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/14284/83258.aspx#83258

Hope this helps!

Jill

Jill McNair

Hi Sinchu,

If I understand your questions correctly, you are asking whether a button on a slide can open/close the menu on the player.  I am not aware of any way to do this, but if you want more of a menu "on demand," you could place the link menu on the topbar (left or right) - this way learners can click it to open or close it.

You can also insert your own player tabs where you can use a trigger to open, for example a menu you've created in a lightbox.

Here are a few links to explore to see if they will point you to a solution that will work for you:

Tutorial on customizing all the player features: http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/choosing-player-features.aspx

This thread has an example of putting content into a separate scene and then making it available from the player.  In this case it is not a menu - but it could be! http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/16090/92217.aspx

Hope this helps!

@ Rebecca - have you put in a feature request?  I do hope they make some critical updates soon!

Jill

Judy B.

Hi Articulate & everyone.  I see the last post here was entered a year ago.  Any new thinking, developments, options?  I guess I kind of thought that the issue of making Articulate modules accessible to people with visual impairments would have been thought through by now given disability-related legislation in USA (and here in Ontario, Canada where it is a provincial rather than federal matter.)

Even as a person who once-upon-a-time worked with people with disabilities, I have been blithely creating Presenter modules without paying attention to this issue until recently asked to do so (and a very reasonable request it is).  I don't mean to be critical, just alarmed that we (including me) haven't really thought this through in a systematic way yet...unless it has happened since the post above.

Anything new?

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