Is it possible to report on multiple quizzes in Storyline?
Hi folks! It's been a while since I've been in the Storyline game and need a refresher. I want to deliver a quiz to staff in three different roles. I'm thinking about creating a single Storyline file where users can select and complete a quiz based on their role. So, three quizzes in one Storyline file, but users would only need to complete one quiz to pass. Would I still be able to generate score percentage by only completing one of three quizzes and would I still get question level data in our LMS using this approach?Word/PPT files opening in two tabs, while PDF opens in one – Browser-specific behavior?
Hi Everyone, I’m observing different behaviors when opening external files using the “Open URL/File” trigger in Storyline 360. Here’s what I’ve noticed: PDF files open in a single new tab. Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx), and PowerPoint (.pptx) files open in two tabs: One blank/untitled tab One tab where the file loads or downloads Initially, I tested this in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, and later confirmed the same behavior in Microsoft Edge as well. From what I understand: Microsoft Edge has specific settings for handling PDF documents. Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge are both Chromium-based browsers, but they may have different controls and capabilities when handling web-based interactions. Unlike Edge (for PDFs), Google Chrome does not have a built-in option to open Microsoft Office files directly in the browser. Chrome and Firefox do not natively support viewing Office documents unless a plugin or extension (like a Docs viewer extension) is installed. Therefore, it seems this behavior is browser-specific and not directly controlled by Articulate Storyline. Since Storyline cannot control how browsers handle specific file types, I assume the double-tab behavior may be related to how the browser processes unsupported file formats. Has anyone else experienced this? Is converting Office files to PDF the only reliable workaround? Appreciate your insights! And my personal opinion would be to bring some update in Storyline so that all external files can be treated as same?Can you tell me why we have so limited customization?
We know that design is one of the most communicative aspects of our work with clients, because it can make a big impression regardless of functionality. However, in Rise 360, customization is somewhat limited. This discussion arises from several factors, but specifically and personally, our team needs a color preset or design set in the “Themes” -> “Colors” section to create a clear aesthetic for each course we create. Because with each course we create, we have to go button by button and do the same thing over and over again. Is there really no way to set a preset and design a course with a single click? (Color palette, font, navigation, etc.) Best regards.Audio not playing on slide launch
Hello, I have recently finished a Storyline 360 course development and when I put it into my LMS, Docebo, the first slide plays almost entirely before the audio starts. Since that slide auto-advances, it cuts off the audio and goes to the next slide. This replicates for the first slide in each scene. What can I do to stop this from happening? I have created a similar ticket to this with Docebo, but they're saying they don't replicate it. At our office, we replicate this on multiple systems. This is not specifically happening on the Articulate Review link, but when testing this the SME said that she is experiencing it when she pauses the content to comment and when she selects play to begin the content again, the video starts in advance of the audio, and then it advances before she hears all the audio. I am assuming this is related to the size of the file... It's 297 MB. Thank you for your help.How do Storyline beginners overcomplicate course building?
What do beginners tend to overcomplicate when building courses with Storyline? Storyline is powerful, and new users can feel overwhelmed when they first jump in. They see polished examples on E-Learning Heroes, read “tips and tricks” blog posts, and spelunk the depths of r/InstructionalDesign to learn what Storyline can do. Armed with all that knowledge, it’s easy to start reaching for every bell and whistle, while overlooking the simpler tools that are already right there. Here are some examples I see from time to time: Using complicated show/hide trigger toggles with multiple objects instead of simply creating custom states on a single object. Endlessly nudging object positions on the timeline instead of using cue points or trigger events like “When media completes.” Adding loads of animations without stopping to ask how they actually help the learner understand anything. Sometimes less really is more. Jumping straight into using advanced concepts like variables and custom JavaScript when simpler, built-in options could achieve the same outcome. Most great courses start kind of boring. One slide. One interaction. One clear outcome. Then you layer in complexity only where it earns its keep. If you’re experienced with Storyline, I’m curious: What do you see beginners overcomplicating the most? What’s the one thing you wish someone had told you earlier? And if you’re newer to Storyline, this is a safe space. What feels harder than you think it should? Let’s compare notes.Remove blank space about next buttons in Rise
Hi, does anyone know if there is any way that I can get the continue button to stick next to the bottom of my content instead of having this awkward white space? I want to use background colours and it doesn't look great having this white bar. I have not got a spacer or any block here, my last block is the dark purpleBrowser Text‑to‑Speech Not Reading Rise Course Content
Hi Team, I’m reaching out because I’m experiencing an accessibility issue with our Rise training modules hosted on the Docebo platform. When accessing these courses through the browser, the built‑in screen-reading tools (such as Microsoft Edge Read Aloud) are unable to read the on‑screen text within the Rise lessons. The browser can read the surrounding interface, but it does not detect or read the training content itself. Could you please advise whether: There is a recommended or supported screen‑reader application that works reliably with Rise courses in Docebo, Any browser settings need to be enabled to improve text readability, or There are specific accessibility settings within Rise or Articulate that must be activated to ensure compatibility with screen readers. Any guidance that could help improve the reading experience for learners who rely on text‑to‑speech tools would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your support, JacekHow to Edit Question Choices in Master Slide
I am working on converting exams that were previously word docs into quizzes in Storyline. This is a big lift as it's over 700 questions in total in 7 different exams. I've been able to import questions in from an excel file, but I am losing a lot of time when it comes to the editing the format of the question choices. In my master slides, I only see a box that says "Question Choice" but my questions are mostly multiple choice with four different text boxes. I need these text boxes to resize to fit text. Without doing so, the hover state get blocked when questions have pictures. So is there any other way to format the question choices on the master slide? What I have had to do so far is go to each question that has a picture and edit the text box to fit the text. This is pretty time consuming so any work arounds would be much appreciated. Thank you!Canvas Embed Sizing Problem
I have encountered an issue while embedding my Storyline module into Canvas for our school. When I upload the ZIP file, Canvas provides three options: embed as a graded assignment, embed as an ungraded assignment, or create a page based on the content. However, in any of these options, I am unable to access or modify the HTML to adjust the display settings—specifically the frame size. For this training, readability is essential. In its current embedded format, the module appears too small, and in some cases the text is nearly impossible to read. Since the design relies heavily on visual clarity, this significantly affects usability and learning effectiveness. I’m concerned that without a way to properly adjust the display dimensions, the quality and impact of the entire project may be compromised. Could you please advise on the best solution to ensure the module displays at an appropriate size within Canvas? Thank you for your guidance!
