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Storyline: Simple Tabs Template
Do you have too much information to fit on one slide? No problem, that's when this tabs interaction template will come in handy. Created in Storyline, this click-and-reveal design uses states, layers, and triggers.
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- Exactly what I was looking for today. Thank you so much!
- Hello,
How to download this template ? When i click the download button, i always get a word file ??
Thank you- Hi Catherine! Odd behaviour, I just tested it and it worked fine on my end. Do you have Storyline 2 installed?
- If you have Storyline 2 the file should download as an IE document. (At least on my laptop its does. Once its downloaded, I save it as a storyline template and then import the file into the presentation.
- Would it be possible to add more tabs?
- This is executed masterfully! Awesome Job!
- Thanks for sharing this Nicole - really love the clean and professional look! ;)
- Very nice templates you have on here Nicole. Thank you for sharing your skills. Troy
- Thank you for this great template. I also created my contents with the tabs from scratch but using the same method as your template. But my contents do not work as well as yours. On your template, when click some tab then the other tab state will turn to normal automatically without any specific code like "Change state of blahblahblah to Normal when the selected tab's layer's timeline starts". In my contents the the tab's state does not turn to normal unless putting the code like above. Can I ask what the magic is in your template?
- I think the magic may be the "'button set". Are you using a button set when you create your tabs, Takeyoshi?
Here are some tutorials and articles to explain button sets and help you out:
https://community.articulate.com/articles/a-great-storyline-time-saver-button-sets
https://community.articulate.com/series/74/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-work-with-button-sets
Hope this helps :)
- I did not know that! Thank you! That is a great time saver!
- thanks :)
