We’re kicking off Screencast-a-Day in December with demonstrating something that’s often overlooked when people work with translations: switching the built-in Storyline text labels to the target language. It’s a simple process, and provides a much better user experience.
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If you missed Part 1, click here. If you missed Part 2, click here.
In today’s screencast, we’re finishing up with the custom user interface discussion from the previous two posts. In this screencast, we program the closed caption toggle, the progress meter, and the print function.
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If you missed Part 1, click here. In today’s screencast, I’m continuing with my custom user interface discussion from the previous post. We’re getting into the nuts and bolts about how to actually make your custom interface work. This video covers programming the following control bar elements: Menu, Help, Previous, Next, Play/Pause. In Part 3, we’ll continue on by programming the Print behaviour, Closed Captions, and the progress meter, so stay tuned!
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It has been a long time, and honestly…2020 has been kicking my butt mentally, but I’m ready to get back in the game! I recently converted most all of my screencasts from Vimeo to YouTube, so if you’re interested, head on over and subscribe to my channel. I’ll be posting many an Articulate Storyline tutorial over there.
In today’s screencast, I’m sharing one of the basic fundamental tips for working with icons from the content library in Articulate Storyline 360. This tip will be critical when it comes to using the content library icons to build out your custom navigation.
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Continuing on with my quick tips for working in Articulate Storyline 360, here is a very handy one – replacing objects!
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In this screencast, I’m sharing a tip for how to scale slide objects in Articulate Storyline 360 to maintain symmetry.
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