You can set Tabsets, Accordion Menus, Flip Cards and Carousels to show a completion checkmark to the learner (as well as in Previews).
Here's what that looks like for a Tabset. In this example the learner has completed the first two tabs but not the third.
This behavior is controlled as a setting in the Publishing Profile.
Here's where to find that when creating a new profile:
Since this is a Publishing Profile setting, it sets the behavior for all of these types of Engage components across the entire Project.
Having trouble setting up variables to do this:
Image A when clicked shows a pop-up with text (variable show pop-up)-this part I understand. But not this: When the text banner is closed, Image B REPLACES/OVERLAYS image A. How do I do that?
The answer is simple, but there are some helpful details to know for more-complex content
Understanding the Size controls can help you customize responsive behavior and layout designs
Controlling when your Reviewers can provide Comments on your Project
I want to change the style and add some interactivity to flip cards and tab table elements. Can I add html, css, javascript to flip cards or other elements and if so, what is the workflow?
Easily switch the language setting, which controls all dominKnw | ONE provided text
Steps to set a button element to show a Pop Up and display a variable string as feedback.
Steps to set a button to show a Pop Up panel as well as include the text string saved to a variable as part of the feedback text on the Pop Up panel.
A Pop Up panel gets shown as a modal window above the main page, which will be shown as grayed-out while the panel is open.
Steps to add and a Flip Card Set component to a page and configure the Flip Cards within the set.
Flip Card Sets are one of many components available on the Engage tab.
I am trying to set up the Match Cards and am having some trouble. I put the question in, but it shows on both cards. How do you set these up so the question is on one card and the answer is on another?
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