I would like to know if the Multimedia block > Code snippet for entering html code in RISE now works! I searched in the present discussions, but did not understand if and how to use it! If it works, can I have some examples? Thank you
Rise uses secure https, so embedded content must also use https to work properly.
If your URL did start with https and your embedded content is still missing or not working in Rise, test the URL in this security checker. Sometimes the hosting site is secure but the content itself isn't. The security checker will let you know!
This is a bit unrelated to this post, but is on the topic of coding in Rise. I've just been having difficulty troubleshooting this issue.
I'm trying to get rid of the percentage progress bar on a Rise Course I've created to have it look more like an information page, rather than a course.
I've recently learned you can do that by tweaking the CSS code on the 'main.bundle.CSS' file (your module name > content > lib > main.bundle.css).
I've followed the instructions on the manual below entitled 'Remove Progress Bar'.
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Hello Stefano!
The code snippet is for sharing actual code. So, think of it as a text only field to share code.
The Multimedia > Embed block is what most folks are actually looking for when they see the code snippet.
Hope this helps you out as well :)
Hi,
I was fooled by the html code that you published, because it was the structure of a page where you put another code! It seems a Template!
I was convinced it needed to insert (for example) a form!
The Multimedia> Embed Block can also serve to include code parts like a <div> with an included form?
Thanks
Hi Stefano,
Correct - that Code Snippet is too showcase what a set of code would look like.
The Embed block would all you to embed the contents of another website. Take a look at all the lesson types available here.
Hi Ashley,
I do not understand why in the RISE: Block> Multimedia> Embed I insert a perfectly working example with an iframe:
<iframe src = "http://4mareciak.it/prova/JQuery/email/example-01.html"> </ iframe>
and then past the code and given enter, it turns itself into:
<iframe src = "https://4mareciak.it/prova/JQuery/email/example-01.html"> </ iframe>
Giving me obviously a mistake!
Is it true that the example publishes a video in https, but do not think it's compulsory?
thank you
Hi Stefano,
Rise uses secure https, so embedded content must also use https to work properly.
If your URL did start with https and your embedded content is still missing or not working in Rise, test the URL in this security checker. Sometimes the hosting site is secure but the content itself isn't. The security checker will let you know!
I don’t undestand Why only https?
It makes no sense!
how do we make changes to font color , size etc . I am only able to make changes to the background colour.
Hi there, Shilpa! There isn't a way to adjust the font color and size in the code snippet block.
Are you able to use another type of text block instead for more customization options?
Hi Leslie
This is a bit unrelated to this post, but is on the topic of coding in Rise. I've just been having difficulty troubleshooting this issue.
I'm trying to get rid of the percentage progress bar on a Rise Course I've created to have it look more like an information page, rather than a course.
I've recently learned you can do that by tweaking the CSS code on the 'main.bundle.CSS' file (your module name > content > lib > main.bundle.css).
I've followed the instructions on the manual below entitled 'Remove Progress Bar'.
Advanced Rise Tips - Remove Progress Bar & Menu Progress Icons | Rise 360 (articulate.com)
I follow all theses steps to a tee, and still the percentage progress bar will not disappear.
Any tips on coding, exporting, extracting files the right way etc. to ensure the code works would be greatly appreciated!
Hi Adrian,
Modifying files in the Rise published content isn't something we support. Hopefully, other members of the community share their suggestions here!