Is there any way to change the color of the pulsing for the markers? Once they are viewed, the pulsing stops. Right now, its white and my graphics have a white background (can't be changed cause they are screen shots of reports in our proprietary software) so the learner can't tell which ones they have viewed.
I would prefer not to have to change them in the scorm package. :) If that's even possible.
Thanks for the quickly reply. Changing the color marker doesn't change the color of the pulsing. It only changes the background in the marker. Unless there is something awry with all my labelled graphics.
The pulsing needs to be darker so when the learner views the marker, and the pulsing stops, its noticeable.
Hi Charlene! Thanks for sharing more about your use case. We're currently tracking requests to add additional formatting options to the Labeled Graphics block. I'll reach out if we make any changes to markers that would help!
Hi Charlene! We don't support modifying the published output file, but if someone from the community has experience with that type of modification, I invite them to chime in here!
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Hi Charlene,
Change the marker color by doing the following:
Click on Settings for the labeled graphic block.
Click on the Marker Color radio button and choose a different color than white.
Hi Karl
Thanks for the quickly reply. Changing the color marker doesn't change the color of the pulsing. It only changes the background in the marker. Unless there is something awry with all my labelled graphics.
The pulsing needs to be darker so when the learner views the marker, and the pulsing stops, its noticeable.
Hi Charlene! Thanks for sharing more about your use case. We're currently tracking requests to add additional formatting options to the Labeled Graphics block. I'll reach out if we make any changes to markers that would help!
Thank you! Do you know if its possible to change it in the scorm file?
Hi Charlene! We don't support modifying the published output file, but if someone from the community has experience with that type of modification, I invite them to chime in here!
Thank you!! I'm going to have my tech team look at it too, see if they can find it.