All the markers for the labelled graphic can be placed freely - it sounds like you're hoping for a grid/guideline of sorts to align them once you've placed on your image? Interesting idea, I'd love to know a bit more about the graphic your using and how this would help. That'll be good info for our product team to have!
Perhaps there is a guiding line or section of the image you could use as a reference point in the meantime?
Thanks Janice for sharing that image. I haven't run across something like this, but I'm going to reach out to a few team members to see if we have any best practices for things like this!
I did notice that your Xs appeared well aligned and it was just the ✔️ marks that were off centered? My eyes started to mess with me, but I did check those with a straight edge rule on my monitor. 😉
Where the ticks are (which I know aren't on your actual image, place a vertical line, and save that. This is your point of reference. Using the same image as the original means that the image size is also the same.
Upload the new version, place your ticks on there using your new vertical line as a guide. Then, replace the image with your original version. Bingo :)
May I add my +1 to this feature request. I am currently building a timeline in Rise explaining a simple history of SCORM using the labelled graphic so learners can follow along the timeline. I find the labelled graphic uses a lot less room than the rather bulky built-in timeline (which doesn't collapse and shows everything all the time). Either a simple alignment tool for markers in Rise and/or, like Storyline, the ability to see their properties and so manually type in X & Y co-ordinates to align them. This would keep their responsiveness in tact if they all had the same Y location.
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Hi Janice,
All the markers for the labelled graphic can be placed freely - it sounds like you're hoping for a grid/guideline of sorts to align them once you've placed on your image? Interesting idea, I'd love to know a bit more about the graphic your using and how this would help. That'll be good info for our product team to have!
Perhaps there is a guiding line or section of the image you could use as a reference point in the meantime?
Here is the graphic...they are still not totally lined up.
Thanks Janice for sharing that image. I haven't run across something like this, but I'm going to reach out to a few team members to see if we have any best practices for things like this!
I did notice that your Xs appeared well aligned and it was just the ✔️ marks that were off centered? My eyes started to mess with me, but I did check those with a straight edge rule on my monitor. 😉
As a workaround in the meantime, try this:
You have your image already, so keep that copy.
Where the ticks are (which I know aren't on your actual image, place a vertical line, and save that. This is your point of reference. Using the same image as the original means that the image size is also the same.
Upload the new version, place your ticks on there using your new vertical line as a guide. Then, replace the image with your original version. Bingo :)
Thanks, Michael for your suggestion. Using what you said, I thought of an option which worked wonderfully.
I upload an image of graph paper, lined up the icons, and then replace the image with my chosen one.
Everything was aligned.
Good morning,
I wanted to suggest that a lining option be added to this feature. It would make it much easier than the work around.
May I add my +1 to this feature request. I am currently building a timeline in Rise explaining a simple history of SCORM using the labelled graphic so learners can follow along the timeline. I find the labelled graphic uses a lot less room than the rather bulky built-in timeline (which doesn't collapse and shows everything all the time). Either a simple alignment tool for markers in Rise and/or, like Storyline, the ability to see their properties and so manually type in X & Y co-ordinates to align them. This would keep their responsiveness in tact if they all had the same Y location.
or add the accordion effect to the timeline block? 😁