Our team shares upcoming features on the “What’s New” page and you'll also find a list of all the features and fixes implemented in Rise by viewing the Rise Version history page.
I haven't heard a lot of requests for options to add or edit the CSS, but if you can share a bit more detail as a feature request that'll be something our product team would love to hear more on!
Hey Thom & Mike! That's not a feature on our roadmap at this time, but thanks for letting us know what you'd like to see. I’ll pass your thoughts along to our product team, but you can also feel free to detail them more through a feature request.
Lloyd's YouTube example is great! I am finding that I want to tweak the font sizes, margins, padding, etc. I'm trying to reduce the amount of scrolling required. I have been adding rules to the file main.bundle.CSS and it works fine. Does anyone have examples of basic override rules (for those experienced with CSS) that work as a starting point for projects? I'd rather not have to create everything from scratch.
The MVP version would be a text-field in the RISE editor, where we could paste the URL of our own custom css file. That should get referenced in the articulate file. That should do the job.
When the long awaited feature for saving and reusing custom themes finally comes, of course the css reference should also be made there.
We currently have no way to adapt our hundreds of courses to our visual design, which is still evolving, without tediously going into every single one by hand.
Thanks for sharing the feedback on the type of functionality you would like to see in Rise 360!
We are tracking an open feature request to allow a custom CSS option when authoring in Rise 360. I've linked this discussion to the feature report and will provide updates if it makes it onto our Feature Roadmap.
Distel, can you give a couple examples of what you are changing on your courses one-by-one? I've also had to do this (on several courses, but not hundreds) and beyond the theme 'settings' it was usually a very small typography change that required a lot of time to make globally consistent.
Not sure, if this helps, but I have been adding custom CSS to the end of the largest CSS file in the RISE>LIB folder after publishing. You have to add the custom code every time after you publish. See the attachment. I do this to add things like borders around videos, removing the navigation panel, etc.
I've got a similar setup Tom, but I don't modify any of the Rise css files, instead make a new folder as I may have several files including images, so I copy the folder to new courses easily, and instead the only change to Rise files is adding a reference to the css file in the index file.
We look forward to hopefully seeing this in the feature roadmap soon. A dynamic style injection to display content in different colors would greatly reduce the workload, e.g. to display the same content for different customers.
For starters, consistent CSS classes and documentation would already suffice. Currently, style injections are almost useless, as CSS classes change with different releases.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this suggested feature, Alexander. I've added your comments to the feature report. We'll update this thread for any changes.
Thanks for reaching out! We don't have any updates at this time. I've gone ahead and added your voice to this report. We'll update this discussion if we have any updates in the future.
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Yeah! great feature, I really would like to see this option.
Should be reasonably easy to implement as it's all web-based. When do you think it'll be on the roadmap?
Hi Mike and Thom,
Our team shares upcoming features on the “What’s New” page and you'll also find a list of all the features and fixes implemented in Rise by viewing the Rise Version history page.
I haven't heard a lot of requests for options to add or edit the CSS, but if you can share a bit more detail as a feature request that'll be something our product team would love to hear more on!
Hey Thom & Mike! That's not a feature on our roadmap at this time, but thanks for letting us know what you'd like to see. I’ll pass your thoughts along to our product team, but you can also feel free to detail them more through a feature request.
Hi Ashley and Alyssa, thank you for your quick replies! I just did a feature request! :)
Thanks, Thom! I appreciate you taking the time to share. 😀
Want custom css in Rise like this?
Youtube: Rise + custom Css and Before vs After
Added my own feature request for custom CSS overrides. Adding it by hand after exporting, and then re-uploading to Review is a pain.
Yes please Lloyd! Can I message you?
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Lloyd's YouTube example is great! I am finding that I want to tweak the font sizes, margins, padding, etc. I'm trying to reduce the amount of scrolling required. I have been adding rules to the file main.bundle.CSS and it works fine. Does anyone have examples of basic override rules (for those experienced with CSS) that work as a starting point for projects? I'd rather not have to create everything from scratch.
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Thanks for continuing to be so responsive on this discussion, Lloyd! 🙌
I do! ☺
Pretty awesome if this would be possible. Along with some cheat sheets for classes, etc.. :)
The MVP version would be a text-field in the RISE editor, where we could paste the URL of our own custom css file. That should get referenced in the articulate file. That should do the job.
When the long awaited feature for saving and reusing custom themes finally comes, of course the css reference should also be made there.
We currently have no way to adapt our hundreds of courses to our visual design, which is still evolving, without tediously going into every single one by hand.
Hi Distel Digital!
Thanks for sharing the feedback on the type of functionality you would like to see in Rise 360!
We are tracking an open feature request to allow a custom CSS option when authoring in Rise 360. I've linked this discussion to the feature report and will provide updates if it makes it onto our Feature Roadmap.
Distel, can you give a couple examples of what you are changing on your courses one-by-one? I've also had to do this (on several courses, but not hundreds) and beyond the theme 'settings' it was usually a very small typography change that required a lot of time to make globally consistent.
Not sure, if this helps, but I have been adding custom CSS to the end of the largest CSS file in the RISE>LIB folder after publishing. You have to add the custom code every time after you publish. See the attachment. I do this to add things like borders around videos, removing the navigation panel, etc.
I've got a similar setup Tom, but I don't modify any of the Rise css files, instead make a new folder as I may have several files including images, so I copy the folder to new courses easily, and instead the only change to Rise files is adding a reference to the css file in the index file.
Good idea. Your approach makes the most sense especially when needing to reference images, etc. from the custom CSS file.
We look forward to hopefully seeing this in the feature roadmap soon. A dynamic style injection to display content in different colors would greatly reduce the workload, e.g. to display the same content for different customers.
For starters, consistent CSS classes and documentation would already suffice. Currently, style injections are almost useless, as CSS classes change with different releases.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this suggested feature, Alexander. I've added your comments to the feature report. We'll update this thread for any changes.
Enjoy the rest of your day!
Hello! Is there any update on this request?
Hi Fernando!
Thanks for reaching out! We don't have any updates at this time. I've gone ahead and added your voice to this report. We'll update this discussion if we have any updates in the future.
Have a great weekend!