Screencast

In this screencast, I’m showing you how to do a couple of really quick things in Story View that will help you be a more efficient Storyline developer.

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I am SHOCKED that I have not created a screencast showing you how to very easily create a Print function in Articulate Storyline 360. Holy crap. This is one of the most requested functions, and you can do it very easily with an itty bitty amount of JavaScript.

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Today I’m showing you how to easily align objects in Articulate Storyline. This tip is particularly handy when you’re creating custom navigation or players.

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Over the weekend, I received an email from someone looking to change the size of their organization’s existing Storyline files to a larger resolution. They wanted to do this without all of the headache involved in tediously shifting slide objects slide-by-slide to align with the new resolution. In this screencast, I’m showing you the solution that worked for her and their Learning Management System (LMS).

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I know. It’s been a minute. I have another post in the works dedicated to addressing where the heck of been, but I COULD NOT WAIT to share two of the things I’m most excited about with the January 22nd, 2019 update to Articulate Storyline 360!

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In this screencast, I’m showing you how to make the background of an image that isn’t transparent, transparent.

If you’ve ever received files from a client that don’t have a transparent background, but you need one because you’re placing it on something other than the image’s current background colour, this tip is going to be a lifesaver!

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