dominKnow | ONE has a whole range of features to help you work with Text elements.
Here's a round up of some of the more popular features, including:
A Text element's font Type and color are tied to the Theme's design settings.
The Type is similar to a Style in a Word doc.
Changing the Type changes the whole text element.
You can also change the element to a different Theme-based color.
This sets the color at the level of the element as a whole.
A text element's Style tab options and the Type options on the Format tab are all determined by Theme settings.
In addition to these Theme-design settings you can also apply inline styling to text within an element.
When you are editing a Text Element there are two places where you can apply inline text styling, the inline styling mini-toolbar and the Font and Paragraph sections of the Format tab.
NOTE: Using inline styling on text overrides the style settings of the Theme you are using. So in general, we recommend using caution when applying Inline styling options to text.
Learn more about Inline Styling for Text >>
When editing a text element, you can insert an image inline (within the text element) by selecting the Image icon on the mini-text editing toolbar.
Once the image is added in the text element, you can double-click it to open the Image Properties panel to add alt text and choose display settings.
Note: Themes have settings that you can use to set standard display properties for Images added within Text elements.
As you create a Project, you’re setting up all kinds of information like the Project’s title, the names of Pages it contains, or what the passing score is for a test.
A lot of that information is available as a System Variable that you can display in a text element.
For example, if you create a Title Page template that displays the system variable for the Project’s Title, an author never has to edit or change the text field.
If you have an information page that displays the system variable for the passing score you never have to remember to update the page, it will always display the correct set score even if the passing score is changed.
You can include Icons within a Text element.
The icons are font-based, so they take on the same Theme attributes as the text element as a whole. Or you can use inline styling to give them some emphasis.
You can add Glossary definitions to any word or phrase in a Text element.
The Glossary definitions are a shared resource across projects, so you can create a definition once and use it on any other Project.
You can also add simpler Tooltips to any word or phrase in a Text element.
Learners can roll over the word to see the tooltip.
Inline Styling can help you add emphasis or visual design to text
Easily integrate new experiences or extend our authoring capabilities on any dominKnow | ONE page
Use inline quiz elements to quickly add questions to your existing content pages.
Create and assign custom author roles to have better control over authoring permissions
Settings available on the Options tab for audio files, timing events to a narration file plus the ability to set actions based on the audio file completion
List elements offer more visual design and animation options than bullet lists within Text elements
Easily include images inline within text elements and control their display settings
dominKnow | ONE’s Resources feature helps you provide learners with downloadable documents including Office files, PDFs and media files as well as links to URLS and Target Pages
The Video Playlist widgets make it easy to add a collection of Vimeo or YouTube videos to any page
Create engaging Test or Practice questions for rich learning experiences
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