I love the tab block but some of the images that I need to add there are not full screen images. As a result the image gets shown on the left of the tab and then you get this lovely white block.
I'd like to request that you add the ability to center the image in the tab.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Your screenshot puts some context around how you're using Rise and what we can do to make it work even better for your course design. We're tracking requests like these, and I've added your comments to our documentation.
We'll update this discussion with any changes to image formatting in Rise!
Unfortunately there have been multiple threads on this topic for the past 2 years and we have yet to see any movement on this feature.
However, the community has come up with some workarounds:
1) You can draft a blank PP slide (at least 28cm wide seems to work best) and centralise the image on that, save it as an image (as a PNG for example) and then upload that. It works fine for desktop but doesn't work well on mobile devices as it makes the image considerably smaller (especially when clicking to enlarge full screen as it needs to display the white "padding" around your image).
2) If your image is large enough and of good quality you can stretch it. Again using a PP slide at least 28cms wide.
3) Use a montage of images to increase the width if relevant.
None of the above are ideal but i've used 2 and 3 quite a lot to accommodate the block's lack of customisation.
As a final option you could also consider using a process block as, unlike tabs or accordion, it automatically centralises any images.
Thanks for your reply. I would love to use the Process Block, and that's what I started with, but I don't want the "step" numbers as it's not really a sequential thing. Couldn't find a work around for that, do you have one?
I saw your other discussion, so it sounds like you want to add several images with text between the images in a Tabs interaction. However, the Tabs interaction only allows 1 image per tab.
This would be a perfect opportunity to use a custom tabs interaction built with Storyline, then embedded in Rise 360 using a Storyline Block.
Thanks for the work arounds. I am trying my first Rise and I ran into the issue of the images not being consistent or centered and came on here to find answers. Thanks for your ideas.
Hi lilian, thanks for checking in. We don't have any updates yet about being able to center images in some blocks in Rise 360. We will post an update here if we make any changes that can help.
Hi everyone! We're excited to announce that you can now align your images in accordion, tabs, timeline, and process blocks. Choose from left, center, right, and full width. Enjoy!
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Hello, Jenn!
Thanks for sharing your experience. Your screenshot puts some context around how you're using Rise and what we can do to make it work even better for your course design. We're tracking requests like these, and I've added your comments to our documentation.
We'll update this discussion with any changes to image formatting in Rise!
Any updates on this? Same issue.
Afternoon Megan,
Unfortunately there have been multiple threads on this topic for the past 2 years and we have yet to see any movement on this feature.
However, the community has come up with some workarounds:
1) You can draft a blank PP slide (at least 28cm wide seems to work best) and centralise the image on that, save it as an image (as a PNG for example) and then upload that. It works fine for desktop but doesn't work well on mobile devices as it makes the image considerably smaller (especially when clicking to enlarge full screen as it needs to display the white "padding" around your image).
2) If your image is large enough and of good quality you can stretch it. Again using a PP slide at least 28cms wide.
3) Use a montage of images to increase the width if relevant.
None of the above are ideal but i've used 2 and 3 quite a lot to accommodate the block's lack of customisation.
As a final option you could also consider using a process block as, unlike tabs or accordion, it automatically centralises any images.
Hope some of those help
Hi Matt,
Thanks for your reply. I would love to use the Process Block, and that's what I started with, but I don't want the "step" numbers as it's not really a sequential thing. Couldn't find a work around for that, do you have one?
Cheers,
Megan
Hi Megan!
While you can remove the word "Step" in the process block settings, there isn't a way to remove the number altogether.
Let me know if you have other questions about that!
Yes, this is exactly what I mean. Feature request! Would love to have a carousel with image + text and no numbers
Hi Megan!
Have you considered using a Gallery Carousel block? Check out this quick video to see it in action.
Hi Alyssa,
I did consider it, but I really don't need the image to take up that much real estate.
Cheers,
Megan
I am needing to insert images along with my text inside of the tab block. Any updates yet? Thanks,
Hi Beth!
I saw your other discussion, so it sounds like you want to add several images with text between the images in a Tabs interaction. However, the Tabs interaction only allows 1 image per tab.
This would be a perfect opportunity to use a custom tabs interaction built with Storyline, then embedded in Rise 360 using a Storyline Block.
This tabs template should get you started!
Thanks for the work arounds. I am trying my first Rise and I ran into the issue of the images not being consistent or centered and came on here to find answers. Thanks for your ideas.
HI there - i was looking for an answer to this same problem.
Do we already have a solution without having to go through the unorthodox method of using powerpoint and image it?
Hi lilian, thanks for checking in. We don't have any updates yet about being able to center images in some blocks in Rise 360. We will post an update here if we make any changes that can help.
Hi everyone! We're excited to announce that you can now align your images in accordion, tabs, timeline, and process blocks. Choose from left, center, right, and full width. Enjoy!