Our company is moving to a wiki/social knowledge base for its technical documentation of behavioral health solutions. I'm tinkering with the best way to both embed and provide a full-screen option for displaying my Storyline presentations. I'm trying both an iFrame and the wiki's built-in media extension.
I find that if I don't embed the project towards the top of the wiki page, the page will load not at the top, but at the point where the Storyline project is perfectly centered. While the file is worthy of attention, I would like to find a way to tell it to wait it's turn and not be such a ham. I've found that this happens in SharePoint, as well. Is there a quick fix that I'm missing?
Hi, Karen. It'll depend on the way you embed it. We've been using an iFrame to embed ours. This works pretty nicely since you can isolate your package wherever you want it.
Thanks for the speedy reply, as always. I tried embedding with iFrame, but it still loads so that you can see all of the module and not the top of the web page. Do you think the publishing options in Storyline make a difference--are you using a launch page? Or maybe some custom CSS?
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Hi, Karen. It'll depend on the way you embed it. We've been using an iFrame to embed ours. This works pretty nicely since you can isolate your package wherever you want it.
Steve,
Thanks for the speedy reply, as always. I tried embedding with iFrame, but it still loads so that you can see all of the module and not the top of the web page. Do you think the publishing options in Storyline make a difference--are you using a launch page? Or maybe some custom CSS?
Thanks,
Karen
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