I'm new to Rise 360 and my stakeholders have asked me to find a way to expand the sidebar "hamburger" style menu. I think I'll have to structure my lessons differently to do it, but anyone find a workaround?
Also, what about a "return to the top" option on the long scroll. I can't find that anywhere!
I'm new to Rise 360 and my stakeholders have asked me to find a way to expand the sidebar "hamburger" style menu. I think I'll have to structure my lessons differently to do it, but anyone find a workaround? Mayo Clinic Patient Portal Login
Also, what about a "return to the top" option on the long scroll. I can't find that anywhere!
Hello,
Expanding the sidebar menu in Rise 360's hamburger style might require restructuring content. Consider using lessons or blocks to create collapsible sections. To implement a return to the top option, insert a button at the bottom of each lengthy scroll. Set its target to the top of the lesson using anchor links. Currently, Rise 360 may not offer direct native options for these features, but creative use of available elements should achieve the desired results.
You might need to reorganize your content into sections or modules to accommodate this change. As for a "return to the top" option on long scrolls, Rise 360 lacks an explicit feature for this. However, you can place anchor links at the top of your sections, allowing users to jump back. Your Texas Benefits
You should really consider using lessons or blocks to create collapsible sections. To implement the back to top option, insert a button at the end of each long scroll. Place its objective at the top of the lesson using anchor links. I hope you will find the answer soon
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Hello,
Expanding the sidebar menu in Rise 360's hamburger style might require restructuring content. Consider using lessons or blocks to create collapsible sections. To implement a return to the top option, insert a button at the bottom of each lengthy scroll. Set its target to the top of the lesson using anchor links. Currently, Rise 360 may not offer direct native options for these features, but creative use of available elements should achieve the desired results.
You might need to reorganize your content into sections or modules to accommodate this change. As for a "return to the top" option on long scrolls, Rise 360 lacks an explicit feature for this. However, you can place anchor links at the top of your sections, allowing users to jump back. Your Texas Benefits
Hi Michelle,
What you have highlighted in your screenshot is the icon for a Rise Lesson.
It is not a menu symbol and cannot be expanded.
Yep, I know it cannot be expanded, but my stakeholders want it to be expanded like our hamburger menus on other tech. Thanks for your comment!
Thank you!
Thanks!
You should really consider using lessons or blocks to create collapsible sections. To implement the back to top option, insert a button at the end of each long scroll. Place its objective at the top of the lesson using anchor links. I hope you will find the answer soon