Gost alternate text in the translation document
Articulate Storyline 360 is adding alternate text to the translation document that doesn't exist in the source file. Specifically, the Alt text for "SUBMIT_BT 1" in the translation document changes to "Environmental Risk," even though this text is not present in the current source file. Notably, "Environmental Risk" was previously the name of a button in another source file from the same course series. Since slides and interactions are copied and pasted between courses, could there be a software cache that needs to be cleared?Focus indicator showing for text and an invisible spot
While testing my course for keyboard accessibility, I noticed the focus indicator is: Selecting text that doesn’t have a hyperlink or trigger. Highlighting an element that isn’t visible on the slide. Question: How can I fix this so the focus indicator only moves to interactive elements?Result Slide Miscalculation across Devices
I’m facing an issue where the result is getting miscalculated when the module is viewed on a mobile device, but the score is accurate when viewed on a laptop. The course is published as SCORM 1.2 and uploaded to an LMS. The result slide is showing an incorrect percentage even when all answers are correct. Additionally, when only one question is answered incorrectly, the score displayed is 80% instead of the expected 93%. The assessment setup is: Total questions: 30 15 questions are randomized Passing score: 80% Tracking: Result slide (Final Assessment) All correct answers are assigned 10 points, and incorrect answers are assigned 0 points. It includes two types of graded questions: Hotspot questions — created using Slides → Graded Question → Hotspot. There are two clickable options, and based on selection, correct/incorrect layer is shown. Standard graded questions — Multiple choice and True/False using Submit button and correct/incorrect layers. Points to Remember: On laptop, score is calculated correctly On Android device (Chrome browser), score is miscalculated The same SCORM file is used for both mobile and laptop Has anyone experienced result slide score calculation differences between phone and desktop? Could this be related to randomized questions, hotspot question behavior, or the LMS?Continue buttons not progressing as expected
This must have happened overnight but when a Continue button is placed at the end of a module, it doesn't automatically progress to the next module. This now occurs with all courses I am actively and previously worked on, essentially breaking navigation. Is this a new feature or bug?Localisation issues
Hi, I am trying to upload individual language videos into each language section of my courses, but every time I do, it changes the video for ALL language sections. Eg. If I upload a French video to the French video of the course, ALL other language sections also change. The issue is now also impacting embedding videos and ANY content changes I make to an individual language. This seems to be a recent issue - is anyone struggling? It renders the function pretty pointless if this is a new change to the localization/localisation feature.Accessibility Issue: All-Caps Button Text
I am currently developing an accessibility-focused course, so it MUST meet accessibility standards. One issue I’ve identified is the use of all caps on buttons, which is not accessible. I can change this for the "Start Course" button; however, in other components, such as button stacks, the text appears locked in all caps. Is there a way to modify this so the button text uses standard capitalization?Storyline 360 e conformità EAA / WCAG 2.1 AA – gestione testo e responsive
Hello everyone, I'm new here. I work for an Italian company that provides e‑learning and professional training. We use Articulate 360 (Storyline) to develop our courses and we are required to comply with the European Accessibility Act (EAA), specifically with WCAG 2.1 Level AA requirements. We are trying to understand whether Storyline 360 can actually meet these requirements, especially regarding user‑controlled text customization. Accessibility requirements According to the regulation, users should be able to: resize text; adjust line height; adjust spacing between letters, words, and paragraphs; access content that is fully responsive, not only at the player level. What we have tested so far We enabled accessible text by setting the variable Player.AccessibleText = True and activating the option in the player settings. We followed the instructions provided in the official Articulate documentation: https://www.articulatesupport.com/article/Storyline-360-Accessible-Text However, once the course is published, the text cannot be modified by the user. We also tested an external plug‑in (Helperbird), but: the slide text is not read correctly; the changes only affect the player UI, not the actual course content. Alternatives considered We evaluated Articulate Rise, but it is not suitable in our case. Under Italian regulations, we are required to: track an exact course duration; prevent learners from progressing until the full audio narration has been played. At the moment, Rise does not allow us to enforce this behavior at the block level. Our question Given the above, we would like to understand: whether Storyline 360 natively supports WCAG 2.1 AA requirements related to user text customization (e.g. 1.4.4 and 1.4.12), or whether, at this time, full compliance is not technically achievable in Storyline without external workarounds. Any technical clarification, real‑world experience, or official guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your support. Best regards, Andrea
