Is there a way to stop the text that displays a reference to a variable from shrinking?
I've created a slide with a textbox that displays a reference to notes a student has typed on a previous slide. I want the student to have the ability to type as much as they need to in the textbox and then be able to review it on the next slide. But if multiple lines of text are typed, the text shrinks down to an unreadable font size. I'd rather that a scrollbar is added to display all the text without shrinking it. I've tried disabling autofit, putting the textbox with the reference in a scrolling panel, etc., but nothing has worked. I'm using Storyline 3. Is there any way to fix this?Revisiting a Slide Functionality
I have a request that I believe cannot be accomplished, but I want to poll the group and see if there's a way to trigger the slide to know it's being revisited and behave somewhat differently. Here's a verbatim copy of the request I received, and my actions/comment in italics. Design/functionality comment: Please remove the No Next verbiage and grey out Next until all interactions have been selected. to do this, I removed the no next (verbiage) layer then added an object trigger to set the state of Next Button to Normal when the state of all of the ovals is Visited. The result is the next button is greyed out until the learner clicks each button. So that works as desired. Design/Functionality comment: Please have slide reset to initial state upon revisiting (but leave Next available) this is the one I am going to tell her no on since I don't believe you can have it both ways. If it's reset to initial state, then logically, the next button is back to disabled. If she wants them to be able to revisit AND move freely, then it cannot be reset to initial state. Is my comment on number 2 correct? Or is there a way to return to initial state but also ignore the object trigger I made (in #1 above) when revisiting?States No Longer Working After Latest Update
I'm hoping that this is an easy fix. I installed the most recent update to Articulate 360 and my Storyline is misbehaving big time. I have several modules (due NOW) that were set to change state when the user clicked, then jump to a slide. At the end of that section, the Learner returns to the Main Menu. Well... the state is not saving. I go back and it is not changed. It was working fine before the update. Any advice?Can't reinstall Storyline 360
I had an issue with Storyline not being able to import PPTXs, so I decided to uninstall/reinstall. I can't reinstall Storyline. Each time I try from the Articulate 360 launcher, I get an error message directing me to the support article and then a message that states that it has been installed. I have unistalled/reinstalled Articulate 360. I have checked everything in the support article. I have looked for stray installation files. No luck, it always fails out. The Beta 64-bit version also fails. I have confirmed that others in my organization can install with no issues. Any advice? Any access to a Storyline 360 exe? This is urgent as I'm teaching an internal Storyline training class tomorrow.Next Button Disabled on Resume After Video Completion – Storyline 360
Hi Team, I have a query related to the Resume behavior in Articulate Storyline 360. In my project, a slide contains an MP4 video. The Next button is initially disabled and is enabled only after the video completes, which works correctly on the first visit. However, when the learner closes the course and relaunches it, then clicks Resume, the slide resumes correctly but the Next button appears disabled again, even though the video was already completed earlier. Requirements: Player: Default Modern Player Navigation: using default navigation, and Alternative solution using custom navigation This issue is critical, and I need a reliable solution that ensures the Next button remains enabled on resume once the video has already been completed. Please advise on the best possible approach to resolve this. Thank you.
