Rise - change size of headers and lesson titles
May 10, 2018
When bulding courses in Rise I've noticed that it's impossible to change size of the header space (top marigin) or font size of the lesson's title. What I woud like to do is to get rid of all the empty space between the title and the first block of content. In the attached phot I marked the areas that I want to be able to edit. The final goal is to avoid scrolling down the page when I insert a Storyline block to Rise or just any other block of content or interactivity. I already turned off Previous and Next buttons from navigation and removed all padding from content blocks but it's still not enough. Does Articulate360 team consider adding such functions for editing marigins? Thank you
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Hi, Melanie. No updates at this time.
I'll add my name to this list. Just overall flexibility in changing font colors and sizes of the Lesson Headers and sub headers, removal of space would be amazing!
We may as well all forget about this, this has been suggested for over 3 years now and still nothing has happened. It's such a shame as you can amend the font and padding of everything else.
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ok, so I do this (be searching "lesson-header{padding-bottom:4.5rem" in notepad (I know, boo, but I am in no way a coder)
open the Lib folder
open main.bundle.css
edit line 58: ...... {.lesson-header{padding-bottom:4.5rem}}
I change it to 1.5
then save the CSS file and reopen index.html, and the change doesnt apply :(
Sara! Can we get sreen shots or a snip it recording! I don't like to mess with CSS but if this works - I'd be willing to venture out and check it out!
Another benefit of reducing the padding is that the user won't always have to scroll to see the 1st piece of content in a lesson.
Please add me
Add me as a requestor please
Adding my vote in favor of being able to edit the title section and to get any updates!
Cassandra,
Did you try this? How did it work for you? I know enough about CSS to be dangerous. :)
I find it a lot easier to remove the headers altogether and make your own using the blocks in Rise.
It is very easy to do, after you have exported the file to SCORM, I add a generic CSS file I created which doesn't need changing each time and then add 1 line of text to the beginning of the HTML file. Example attached of the end results
That is awesome, Adam. For us non-coders, can you help us with the specifics?
Certainly. I have attached the CSS file you will need.
Let me know if you get stuck
Thank you, Adam!!!!! I'll give this a try.
Hi! After 3 years we haven't this feature yet. There's a reason why it was not included in Rise yet?
SOOOO Needed.
This is awesome. Thanks. I publish out to HTML a lot of times and I was able to figure it out. I know enough html to be dangerous. :)
This feature request is pending for last 3 years, and not a good sign of customer care. Hope this will be part of the tool soon?
Please add me as another vote for adjusting the size of the header or removing it altogether.
Add me to this need list. Not being able to edit the top line titles for Lessons is really confining.
Folks, for those of you who are waiting for this feature (and a few others like it) that require a few basic edits to the CSS file, I'm working on a pre-alpha release of some Rise add-on software that allows you to select from a number of enhancement options, like this one, and automatically makes the changes to the exported file package for you. You just select the enhancements you want, point it at the exported course, and hit save. Let me know if you're interested and I can send you a pre-release version to test.
Yes, I am interested.
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Hi, Ephraim!
We're definitely interested in trying this out. Going third-party sounds like the only avenue for getting these types of options available, at least in this decade. I wish I was typing that jokingly.
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Cheers!
That genuinely sounds amazing Ephraim. I'd be interested in seeing how this works too.
Also, the idea of add-ons and third-party solutions sounds like an avenue Articulate should encourage if they are not going to bother dealing with customer requests.
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