This dial interaction lets you cycle through a series of background images and slide layer content.
Published 5 years ago
Version 1.0
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32 Comments
- Absolutely gorgeous design, Montse! I love so many things about this example. Your work is inspiring.
- Let me process your comment for a moment.... Okay, I'm back. Sarah, that means a lot to me. Your work is some of the best and most creative I've seen. Thank you:-)
- HI,
Nice work. Is this file for SL3 or SL360 only?
- Très beau desing. Votre travail est inspirant. Merci pour le partage. Je débute et grâce à ce blog, j'apprends beaucoup de choses
- Merci beaucoup, Cynthia! Vous êtes très gentil! Continuez à suivre ce groupe! Vous apprendrez certainement beaucoup. :-)
- Fantastic, as your work always is. I love the smooth animated transitions.
- Thank you, Catherine!
- Superb...
Good work !!!
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Thanks
Bhavesh Kapadia
+91 9819118578- Thank you Bhavesh! I tried your link but nothing's loading. I'd love to see what you put together. Can you verify the link is working correctly? Thank you, again.
- I LOVE THIS DIAL!!! It inspired me to start creating my own. Thank you!!
- That's wonderful, Edwina! Dials are one of my favorite interactive objects in Storyline. I'd love to see what you're doing. You could share your work in one of the two recent dials challenges: https://community.articulate.com/articles/using-dials-in-elearning/ and https://community.articulate.com/articles/using-dials-to-design-interactive-infographics Thank you again for the amazing feedback:-)
- Hi,
Thanks for the dial. It's awesome. How do you access and change the background images? Is there a script?
Please and thanks!
Vish- I'm glad you like it, Vish. To change the background image, click the image on the slide and open your states panel. You'll see the background images added to the 4 custom states for each slide layer.
You can edit the states directly on the slide and swap out the images or open Media Library and replace images from there.
Let me know if you have any further questions. Happy to help!- Hi,
Thanks again! I figured it out after a bit. The media library has good resources too.
Best,
Vish
- Fantastic work - and I love that you love and appreciate the comments, I have to continually remind my group of how good my work is (only joking). I am unable to open the downloaded file, can you tell me where did you get the images that you used on the left? Tks, Jean
- Thanks, Jean! Sometimes browser settings cause issues with downloads. One thing you could try is right-clicking the download button and choosing Save Link As...
I uploaded the file to my droplr account where you can also try downloading: https://d.pr/f/zT30MO Let me know if that doesn't work and I'll try something else.
- I LOVE this as well, and was inspired to integrate your design into our science climate curriculum, thank you! One question that I have is, how did you get the background / states slide to fade in and out? I replaced the background images and can't seem to figure out how to do that? I was wondering the same for the images on the layers, but somehow I didn't lose their ability to fade in like I did with the background. Any help would be awesome, thank you!!
- This is fabulous. Thanks for sharing and for inspiring me!
- Bonjour,
Super design !
Pouvez-vous partager le processus de création pour le Dial ?
Par avance, merci beaucoup :)
