There are several ways of adding a hyperlink to text in Articulate Storyline, and I’m showing you two ways. One way is a lot more targeted, and will be handy if you have to create multiple hyperlinks within the same text box.
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Today, I’m sharing a relaxing/chill time-lapse of me building out a custom multiple choice question slide in Articulate Storyline 360.
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In this screencast, I’m showing you how to create a quick toggle switch in Articulate Storyline. These are handy when you want to toggle something on or off, usually using a True/False variable.
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Disclaimer: Ignore my desktop – I’m dealing with it today!
I use a Mac, with Parallels to dual boot my Mac and Windows Operating Systems (OS). Articulate Storyline is currently only available as a Windows OS application, so I’m always getting questions about how I work across both OS in order to work in Storyline.
In this screencast, I’m sharing how you install fonts on your Mac OS as well as your Windows OS, specifically for use in Articulate Storyline.
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In this screencast, I’m sharing a list of things you can export from Articulate Storyline. This can be handy when you want to export an entire project for translation, individual media assets, full customized players, or closed captions.
For individual media assets, you can also use the Media Library (in Storyline 360) to export, but I didn’t show that as people using Storyline 2 or 3 would not have access to that feature.
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In this video, I’m sharing how you can easily export an image from Articulate Storyline. In this instance, I’m showing you how to export an image you created in Storyline for use as a profile picture.
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