I love using Rise but one thing that does frustrate me is not having bullets and numbers in anything but the main page. Does anyone else feel the same?
We have daily cases where we need to put bullets or numbers into processes, timelines, tabs, and accordions but don't have the ability to do so. We're trying to fake it, but it doesn't look good. I have requested this feature but haven't had any word on the status.
Can someone give me an update? It would make my day to know lists are coming soon!
Sean, I realise this is a very late reply, apologies for missing your question. Here's a quick video I made showing how to continue a numbered list that is separated by another block: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ADM8kVOjWw
April, if you add a bulleted list in a text block you can hit the tab key (or use the text formatting ribbon) to indent sub-bullets. There isn't any control over how they look but it might give you another option at least.
I am trying to reorder an ordered list. In the past, I thought I just clicked on the small icon to the left of the text, clicked and dragged it to the new location. I'm using Chrome. Is this possibly a browser issue?
This seems really trivial, but I keep getting comments from my users. Square bullets look awesome - they stand out without being too dominant. However... users want to know why they are tick-able. Occasionally I'll say, 'tick the boxes that are relevant to you'. Most of the time its just a bullet list, because square bullets look best. So another square non-tickable bullet type - would be really good.
I am just trying to add a bullet list in a text box in RISE, and the feature looks like it is there, but when I select it nothing happens, same with numbered list. Do I have to do it a specific way?
Should be a quick task for me to move on and it is frustrating :)
Thanks for any help on this.
So an update I just tried doing the bullets with a note block and it works, but wouldn't work with the sub heading and paragraph block...hmmmm...second image attached.
Sometimes refreshing the page works. I think the underlying code gets corrupted in the browser. That frequently happens to me. Or add another text block and type the text in again...
There are 2 ways to add bullets in a text block - select text and choose, or create a new line and use the plus icon that appears on the left
Thanks PauI, have not tried the + sign option so I will try to remember that the next time this comes up as an issue. The nice ending to this, is I like the note block so much better for this piece lol!
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Sean, I realise this is a very late reply, apologies for missing your question. Here's a quick video I made showing how to continue a numbered list that is separated by another block: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ADM8kVOjWw
April, if you add a bulleted list in a text block you can hit the tab key (or use the text formatting ribbon) to indent sub-bullets. There isn't any control over how they look but it might give you another option at least.
Thanks, David. Do you think we might see bullet-type control in the future?
I'd have to defer to one of the @Articulate team to answer that one.
If it's something you want I'd recommend submitting a feature request here: https://articulate.com/support/contact/feature-request
Hi there April! Thanks for letting us know you need more bullet options in Rise 360. We're tracking these requests, so I'll add your vote!
I am trying to reorder an ordered list. In the past, I thought I just clicked on the small icon to the left of the text, clicked and dragged it to the new location. I'm using Chrome. Is this possibly a browser issue?
Thanks,
Beth Kiggins
Hi Beth,
This seems to work for me in Chrome. I've uploaded a short video showing this: https://youtu.be/3PBrPWGvUvQ
This seems really trivial, but I keep getting comments from my users. Square bullets look awesome - they stand out without being too dominant. However... users want to know why they are tick-able. Occasionally I'll say, 'tick the boxes that are relevant to you'. Most of the time its just a bullet list, because square bullets look best. So another square non-tickable bullet type - would be really good.
Great idea, Paul! That's an excellent way to add a little more interactivity to your lesson.
And thank you for the feedback on additional bullet types!
I am just trying to add a bullet list in a text box in RISE, and the feature looks like it is there, but when I select it nothing happens, same with numbered list. Do I have to do it a specific way?
Should be a quick task for me to move on and it is frustrating :)
Thanks for any help on this.
So an update I just tried doing the bullets with a note block and it works, but wouldn't work with the sub heading and paragraph block...hmmmm...second image attached.
Hi Teresa
A couple of ideas:
Sometimes refreshing the page works. I think the underlying code gets corrupted in the browser. That frequently happens to me. Or add another text block and type the text in again...
There are 2 ways to add bullets in a text block - select text and choose, or create a new line and use the plus icon that appears on the left
Thanks PauI, have not tried the + sign option so I will try to remember that the next time this comes up as an issue. The nice ending to this, is I like the note block so much better for this piece lol!
+1 vote for more bullet lists. I request the Articulate team to look at it and give an ETA. We are hoping for the best