Is it possible to remove the lesson progression number and the percentage complete labels completely? I know you can customise the labels, but I would like to remove them completely.
If you'd rather have the sidebar turned on, as Ashley mentioned, there isn't a way to hide just the percentage complete feature. We'll let you know if that changes!
What I'm actually looking for is a way to remove the lesson count on the Previous and Next button. Is there a way to do that. When you turn the lesson count lable off it doesn't affect this,
Wow! Alyssa, Thank you for the extra work in helping me. Deeply appreciated. I run into another problem when I used your suggestion. The quiz result page, doesn't allow the adding of a button. so after a quiz I am stuck unless i use the MENU
My question might have been answered above, a lot to take in. I am using an example from another insightful member of Heroes. It is a block after the assessment that contains additional instructions for the learner. It is titled What to Do Next.
What I want to is remove the "Lesson 2" it is not a lesson. Can this be done? When you click on Settings in the Assessment block there is option for you to select if you want it included in the lesson count. Wouldn't this be easy enough to do for my situation?
Or maybe an option to include a text block within the assessment.
Hi Phil! No worries - I'm happy to clarify. The navigation at the top and bottom of your lessons will always say "Lesson X - Lesson Name." You can change the word "Lesson" to something else in the Labels settings.
If you turn off those navigation features, there won't be a prompt after the quiz to move to the next lesson (or section, in your case). Learners can potentially use the sidebar (if you have it enabled) to click to the next piece of content.
We're tracking a feature request to add another way to navigate from the Quiz Results page, in the meantime!
I would also like the option of removing the status bar -- much of the work I'm doing goes up on the Web and it's confusing to folks every time they return that they're back to zero.
Thanks for chiming in, Phylise! We'll let you know if that changes. In the meantime, you have the option to remove the sidebar altogether, if that works for your course.
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Any updates on this? Frustrating that we are forced to use the format of "Lesson X - Lesson Name"... and can only edit the "Lesson" text are are stuck with the "X" number. Seems like it should be a pretty easy fix to allow the removal of the enter "Lesson X - " part and just show the custom lesson name.
Hey Mark! Really appreciate your feedback. It sounds like you aren't using Rise to build lessons, so the "Lesson X - Lesson Name" labels are irrelevant for your project. We always love to hear more about the unique ways folks are using Rise so we can look at how to make enhancements in future updates.
Thanks for casting your vote to remove that label format completely. If we add this functionality to Rise in the future, we'll let you know!
We would love to hear more about how removing the lesson numbers and percent complete labels would improve authoring in Rise for you if you’re up for logging a feature request.
A fix I found for this was to turn off "Previous and Next buttons" in Settings>Navigation. I then used a button from the "Interactive" menu inside the course which I linked to the next "page / section" of my course. This allowed me to label the button whatever way I wanted.
EDIT: Just realised @Alyssa Gomez suggested this fix already.
If you have Prev/Next turned off, make sure you also have the sidebar disabled in your navigation settings. Then the continue button will appear automatically after you've completed a quiz. Do a full course preview to see it in action!
Has there been any updates on this? I'm creating a Rise course at the moment which doesn't need a pass rate. Would be great to disable the quiz pass percentage.
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No change on that label yet, Silvia, but we'll definitely keep you posted here if we have more to share!
Hi Silvia!
In case this option would work for you, you can hide the course sidebar altogether, and that will hide the percentage complete.
If you'd rather have the sidebar turned on, as Ashley mentioned, there isn't a way to hide just the percentage complete feature. We'll let you know if that changes!
What I'm actually looking for is a way to remove the lesson count on the Previous and Next button. Is there a way to do that. When you turn the lesson count lable off it doesn't affect this,
Hi Daniel,
While it isn't possible to remove "Lesson #" from the Previous and Next buttons, you can remove them altogether in Settings >> Navigation.
Then, add a Button Block to the bottom of each Blocks lesson to act as a Next button. Here's a sample of how that could work!
Wow! Alyssa, Thank you for the extra work in helping me. Deeply appreciated. I run into another problem when I used your suggestion. The quiz result page, doesn't allow the adding of a button. so after a quiz I am stuck unless i use the MENU
You are correct Daniel and this specific requirement has been shared as a feature request for our team.
I wanted to share a conversation where a user utilized a Storyline Block to accomplish the look/feel needed in the meantime.
My question might have been answered above, a lot to take in. I am using an example from another insightful member of Heroes. It is a block after the assessment that contains additional instructions for the learner. It is titled What to Do Next.
What I want to is remove the "Lesson 2" it is not a lesson. Can this be done? When you click on Settings in the Assessment block there is option for you to select if you want it included in the lesson count. Wouldn't this be easy enough to do for my situation?
Or maybe an option to include a text block within the assessment.
Hi Phil! No worries - I'm happy to clarify. The navigation at the top and bottom of your lessons will always say "Lesson X - Lesson Name." You can change the word "Lesson" to something else in the Labels settings.
If you turn off those navigation features, there won't be a prompt after the quiz to move to the next lesson (or section, in your case). Learners can potentially use the sidebar (if you have it enabled) to click to the next piece of content.
We're tracking a feature request to add another way to navigate from the Quiz Results page, in the meantime!
Thank you so much. That is exactly what I did. Look forward to the enhancement.
Phil
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Thank you Silvia for continuing to ask this question!
I would also like the option of removing the status bar -- much of the work I'm doing goes up on the Web and it's confusing to folks every time they return that they're back to zero.
Thanks for chiming in, Phylise! We'll let you know if that changes. In the meantime, you have the option to remove the sidebar altogether, if that works for your course.
[AUTO REPLY]2018-09-21T19:34:46+00:00 [SUBJECT] Reply to In Rise, can you remove the lesson progression number and the percentage complete labels completely?
Hello! and thanks for your message! Our Office hours are 9am to 5pm weekdays. We will reply to your query as soon as possible. Thanks for your patience.
Team UCPS
01264 748170
UCPS Learning Limited
Registered Office: 6 Pelican House, New Street, Andover, Hampshire, SP10 1DR
Registered in England No. 9335454
VAT Registration Number: GB 251405243
Any updates on this? Frustrating that we are forced to use the format of "Lesson X - Lesson Name"... and can only edit the "Lesson" text are are stuck with the "X" number. Seems like it should be a pretty easy fix to allow the removal of the enter "Lesson X - " part and just show the custom lesson name.
Hey Mark! Really appreciate your feedback. It sounds like you aren't using Rise to build lessons, so the "Lesson X - Lesson Name" labels are irrelevant for your project. We always love to hear more about the unique ways folks are using Rise so we can look at how to make enhancements in future updates.
Thanks for casting your vote to remove that label format completely. If we add this functionality to Rise in the future, we'll let you know!
Hi all,
Good news - we have now added a Continue button after Quiz for courses where the Next/Prev buttons have been turned off.
If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to reach out!
Thanks for the update Martika.
It will be good when we can have the choice to remove the lesson numbers and % complete labels too!
Hi Silvia,
Thanks for your feedback!
We would love to hear more about how removing the lesson numbers and percent complete labels would improve authoring in Rise for you if you’re up for logging a feature request.
A fix I found for this was to turn off "Previous and Next buttons" in Settings>Navigation. I then used a button from the "Interactive" menu inside the course which I linked to the next "page / section" of my course. This allowed me to label the button whatever way I wanted.
EDIT: Just realised @Alyssa Gomez suggested this fix already.
How do I get to the main.buncle.css file?
Hi there, Tommy. Stuart talks about that in his post here.
Hello,
Would you be able to share with us how to add the Continue button after the Quiz if the Next/Prev buttons are turned off?
Thank you!
Hi Roxy!
If you have Prev/Next turned off, make sure you also have the sidebar disabled in your navigation settings. Then the continue button will appear automatically after you've completed a quiz. Do a full course preview to see it in action!
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Has there been any updates on this? I'm creating a Rise course at the moment which doesn't need a pass rate. Would be great to disable the quiz pass percentage.