When you enter the block continue or all blocks > Divider > Continue, the button is inserted at the default colour of the theme for your course when setting up the theme.
The continue button itself will remain the colour of your theme. You can change the text, background colour, the text and the padding.
After inserting the block , move over to the left of it and hover your mouse then click on the edit button. You will see in the Label value 'continue'. You can clear this and type in whatever you like. On the setting tab at the top in the same menu you can change the padding and the background colour by either clicking on the colour to open the palette or typing in your desired colour code.
Hi David, is there a way to change the button text inside of a scenario? Aside from editing the dialog text, most of the scenario features allow edits, except the 'continue' button.
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When you enter the block continue or all blocks > Divider > Continue, the button is inserted at the default colour of the theme for your course when setting up the theme.
The continue button itself will remain the colour of your theme. You can change the text, background colour, the text and the padding.
After inserting the block , move over to the left of it and hover your mouse then click on the edit button. You will see in the Label value 'continue'. You can clear this and type in whatever you like. On the setting tab at the top in the same menu you can change the padding and the background colour by either clicking on the colour to open the palette or typing in your desired colour code.
Hi David, is there a way to change the button text inside of a scenario? Aside from editing the dialog text, most of the scenario features allow edits, except the 'continue' button.
Hi Peter,
If you edit the Label set for the course, find the Scenario section, and edit the labels on the right, including Continue.