talking about a random Rise page (overview or just publish mode) - could I have a wider space for the actual content?
At the moment the centered content of any Rise course on Desktop version has a certain width, could be the case that this specific max-width is a bit too narrow?
Hi Backbase. Tell me a little bit more about the experience of viewing Rise courses. Are you or your learners using larger displays to view your courses?
Rise is designed to display according to the device and browser dimensions. It uses "breakpoints," meaning that at certain dimensions, the size and placement of the content changes. Currently, the breakpoints are designed around dimension ranges for desktop, tablet and mobile phones. For the content that is centered and not full width, the containers adhere to those breakpoints.
In your case, it seems like you might be interested in having an extra-large break point range to accommodate larger screens so that your content can scale up one more time and take advantage of screen space.
Let me know if that sounds right! I can help submit a feature request to grow your content for extra large displays.
yes, indeed, we wish to have the "x-large" breakpoint.
Screens wider than 1024 are largely used, even more in working environments. A breakpoint to screens wider than "around 1200px" it's already becoming a responsive-web standard, so - maybe - could be a good idea anyway :)
Another option could be to add blocks to the sidebars of the page, in this case, the right sidebar could be an extra-tips feature! But would probably become much more complicated, because on smaller breakpoints management will be much more complicated.
Thanks Alice - I saw that Crystal submitted the feature so our Product team will take a look into options and what functionality could be added or changed to this set up. We'll keep you posted here!
Hi Bram! Some blocks have the option to expand the image or video to fill the browser width, but others have a fixed width for the block content. If we make any changes that will help, we'll let you know!.
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Hi Backbase. Tell me a little bit more about the experience of viewing Rise courses. Are you or your learners using larger displays to view your courses?
Rise is designed to display according to the device and browser dimensions. It uses "breakpoints," meaning that at certain dimensions, the size and placement of the content changes. Currently, the breakpoints are designed around dimension ranges for desktop, tablet and mobile phones. For the content that is centered and not full width, the containers adhere to those breakpoints.
In your case, it seems like you might be interested in having an extra-large break point range to accommodate larger screens so that your content can scale up one more time and take advantage of screen space.
Let me know if that sounds right! I can help submit a feature request to grow your content for extra large displays.
Hi Crystal,
yes, indeed, we wish to have the "x-large" breakpoint.
Screens wider than 1024 are largely used, even more in working environments. A breakpoint to screens wider than "around 1200px" it's already becoming a responsive-web standard, so - maybe - could be a good idea anyway :)
Another option could be to add blocks to the sidebars of the page, in this case, the right sidebar could be an extra-tips feature! But would probably become much more complicated, because on smaller breakpoints management will be much more complicated.
Let us know!
Thank you very much, and best regards,
Alice
Thanks Alice - I saw that Crystal submitted the feature so our Product team will take a look into options and what functionality could be added or changed to this set up. We'll keep you posted here!
Any update? We have >3000 pix wide screens and rise looks quite odd on them.
Hi Bram! Some blocks have the option to expand the image or video to fill the browser width, but others have a fixed width for the block content. If we make any changes that will help, we'll let you know!.
Thanks. Are customers are complaining that there is not enough content on the page and it would be really nice to have a solution quickly.
Hi Bram, we don't have this in our roadmap yet, but we'll let share updates here if the feature becomes available!