Add a Tabset to a Flow page

Steps to add a Tabset Component to a Page.

Tabsets are one of many components available on the Engage Tab.

The learner can interact with the tabset by clicking each tab to change the content shown.

Steps to add a Table to a Page in either Claro or Flow.

Steps to add a Basic Text Input box to a Flow page.

A learner will be able to type text into the Basic Text Input box on the Page.

In this example, we add the Text Input box as a new element in an existing Group on the page.

Steps to add a new element to an existing Group on a Flow Page.

This lesson outlines adding a Text element. The same steps can be used to add an image, video or any other element type.

Steps to add a Steps Component to a Page.

Steps are one of many components available on the Engage Tab.

The learner can interact with the Steps component by clicking each tab to open the content within.

Steps to add a Reveal component to a Page.

Reveal is one of many components available in the Engage tab.

The learning can interact with the Reveal component by clicking each tab to change the content shown.

Steps to add a Mood Gauge to any page.

Steps to add a Card Component to a Page.

Cards are one of many components available on the Engage tab.

The learner can interact with a Card by selecting the button within the card if applied.

Steps to add a Panel Component to a Page.

Panels are one of many components available on the Engage tab.

The learner can interact with a Panel by opening and closing it if allowed.

Steps to add a Paragraph Element to a Page.

The name of this feature can be confusing, as it suggests a Body Type element. Although it is added as a Body Type, you can change that to any other Type.

A Paragraph element is different from other text elements because Paragraph elements have a unique set of special effects that can be applied.

Because of those effects, the formatting options are more limited for a Paragraph element than a regular Text Element.