Is there any way I can select multiple steps at once and delete them? 

Hi,  I have a lot of steps in a capture I created, and I want to move some of them around and delete other redundant captures. But I can't seem to do this on scale, I have to manually delete one step at a time and drag one step at a time around.  Is there any way I can select multiple steps at once and delete or move them around?  Thanks Stephen  

I have a test where learners will need to indicate if they Always, Often, Sometimes, Rarely, or Never do an action.  I want to give different weights to the different answers.  For example, for question 1: Always=10pts, Often=8pts, Sometimes=5pts, Rarely=2pts and Never=0pts For statement/question 2 it may be something like this: Always=0pts, Often=2pts, Sometimes=5pts, Rarely=8pts and Never=10pts

Is it possible to export Media Library information to a spreadsheet, and perhaps even manage the data this way (i.e. - apply tags to multiple elements at once)? (maybe there's a way to do it in dominknow without spreadsheet :))   Thanks!

I asked this question somewhere else but I think it was in the wrong place. Is there a way to reorder steps when you are editing a capture? It doesn't always come out perfectly the first time and I need to redo some scenes but now I can't figure how to move them to the correct order. 

Hi,  Is there a way i can make an element show, only once multiple variables have been set to true?  Thanks  

I have added a multiple choice question to an existing page. One answer is correct. I want to offer multiple attempts at the question but I want my own incorrect feedback to show when their answer is incorrect, before they select try again. When I turn off multiple attempts the incorrect feedback shows, but I can't work out how to have both options.  

I have a series of pages each with a simple flow chart linking 2-3 blocks of content. Does anyone have any examples of a flow chart that would work in a responsive way or would it be best to use a custome CSS setup for this? This is a Flow project. thanks in advance Cameron Bowyer
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