We have a defined colour scheme to use, and I've been trying to apply changes to the whole text such as Font colour and background Color. Is there a way to do so? For example: Titles: white Text: dark grey If I use a specific font, that not everyone has installed, does that affect how the course is shown? Or no matter which font I use, they will get is just like Storyline? Also, the background for the click to reveal tiles, is it possible to edit?
Rise does not have the functionality that allows you to create a style sheet that applies to an entire course.
It would be great if it did.
What I did to implement our company color scheme, is I created an example of each block type, and formatted them all as we need them to be. E.g. font size and color,background and padding.
Then I created Block Templates for each of these blocks.
Now when I create my courses, I grab the appropriate block from the Template library and insert it into my course.
The fonts used in your course are exported with your Rise course.
Such a great idea to use Block Templates, Karl! That's an excellent way to apply your desired style to blocks, then easily reuse the design again and again.
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Rise does not have the functionality that allows you to create a style sheet that applies to an entire course.
It would be great if it did.
What I did to implement our company color scheme, is I created an example of each block type, and formatted them all as we need them to be. E.g. font size and color,background and padding.
Then I created Block Templates for each of these blocks.
Now when I create my courses, I grab the appropriate block from the Template library and insert it into my course.
The fonts used in your course are exported with your Rise course.
Such a great idea to use Block Templates, Karl! That's an excellent way to apply your desired style to blocks, then easily reuse the design again and again.
Thanks for sharing that tip!
Thanks! When I create our Templates we choose the option to share them with our team.
As all team members have access to the same templates, it ensures style consistency throughout all our courses.
An overall course style sheet would still be better, but for now this works well for us.
Thanks Karl, we use a similar procedure in Storyline, I guess I'll have to invest some time to do the same in Rise. LEGEND!
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