Is there a way that we can add images inside a table block. This feature can help us to design new way of presenting information in our e-learning courses.
Hi folks! Thanks for letting us know that you need the option to add images in text blocks. We have documented this feature request and we'll let you know here if this becomes available!
Currently, I don't have news to share on this request. We’ll update this discussion if this feature makes it on our feature roadmap. If you need assistance in the meantime, please let us know here or privately in a support case!
I would be so grateful to have images in tables. I designed a whole table in Word that we were planning to build out in Rise 360, in which the first cell in each row is a little thumbnail image of the item that's described in the next 3 cells. I don't know why I took it for granted that I would be able to do this in Rise. Even using other blocks, I can't find any way to create the format I want. For instance, you can have an image with text beside it, but that text can only be a paragraph, not 3 columns. I'm really not sure how we're going to go forward.
It seems like lots of us are struggling with this, so I hope you will please consider providing this feature, and sooner rather than later.
Hello Judi! I'm sorry to hear that you're having some difficulties.
I understand how great this feature would help you and your team. As soon as this feature is released or if we make any changes that will help, we'll share it in this thread.
Thanks for letting us know your team's need for this feature.
I want to add that this is needed. At this point, I am resorting to using MS paint to create something as a work around. I couldn't recommend renewing our subscription when after multiple years of this being an issue for people as listed above, it is not fixed.
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Hi SibaPrasad
I'd say not at this stage considering a Table falls under the Text Block but you could fill out a feature request.
+1 on needing this
Hi folks! Thanks for letting us know that you need the option to add images in text blocks. We have documented this feature request and we'll let you know here if this becomes available!
It's a +1 for me too!
and for me as well +1.
Thanks
+1 from me as well, thanks :)
+1!
+1!
+1
Holy cow. Let's just say that ANYWHERE you can put TEXT- you should be able to put an IMAGE too!
Is there any progress on this? I think it's pretty clear we want/need more flexibility with what we can do with images.
Do we have this feature made available now?
Hi Kalpana,
Currently, I don't have news to share on this request. We’ll update this discussion if this feature makes it on our feature roadmap. If you need assistance in the meantime, please let us know here or privately in a support case!
I would be so grateful to have images in tables. I designed a whole table in Word that we were planning to build out in Rise 360, in which the first cell in each row is a little thumbnail image of the item that's described in the next 3 cells. I don't know why I took it for granted that I would be able to do this in Rise. Even using other blocks, I can't find any way to create the format I want. For instance, you can have an image with text beside it, but that text can only be a paragraph, not 3 columns. I'm really not sure how we're going to go forward.
It seems like lots of us are struggling with this, so I hope you will please consider providing this feature, and sooner rather than later.
Hello Judi! I'm sorry to hear that you're having some difficulties.
I understand how great this feature would help you and your team. As soon as this feature is released or if we make any changes that will help, we'll share it in this thread.
Thanks for letting us know your team's need for this feature.
+1
I want to add that this is needed. At this point, I am resorting to using MS paint to create something as a work around. I couldn't recommend renewing our subscription when after multiple years of this being an issue for people as listed above, it is not fixed.
and four years have gone and still no news on this...sad...