Scenario: I have created a lesson with 10 blocks - I'll call them blocks 1 through 10. After reviewing, I decided that the information in block 8 should really come after block 1. As far as I know, the only way to move it to that position is to keep selecting the up arrow until it is located there. Is there an easier way to move a block within a lesson, such as dragging it to the desired location, or is it only by moving up or down one block at a time?
I am just discovering Rise and stumbled across this topic after finding my content blocks need to be reordered. Is there a way to suggest a feature that lets you drag content blocks to a new area within the same lesson? This would be so much easier for me that what is described above.
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What I do is create a temporary template and then insert it where I want it. Then when I am done building the course, I'll delete the templates.
Tom, creating the template works kind of like "copying to a clipboard" only it can be there as long as you like - got it. Thanks!
Right. That's a good way to frame it.
How do you create a temporary template?
Hi Jaydra,
They are called Block Templates.
See https://articulate.com/support/article/Rise-Creating-Sharing-and-Reusing-Block-Templates
I am just discovering Rise and stumbled across this topic after finding my content blocks need to be reordered. Is there a way to suggest a feature that lets you drag content blocks to a new area within the same lesson? This would be so much easier for me that what is described above.
If you want to log a feature request, you can here!