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 assign the value of a Text Input box to a variable so it can be saved and used later in a course or other project.
In this example, we've previously added the Text Input box to the page.
dominKnow | ONE doesn't automatically create a variable and assign it to the Text Input box because we can't predict what your design intention is. You might wish to use a variable already created on another page in the same project, for example, or you may not even wish to save the typed-in text a...
Steps to add a Standard Button element to a Page.
In this example, we add the button as a new element within a Group that is already on the Page.
Steps to add a new Text Element to a Page in Claro and Flow.
Editing text in a text element is almost exactly the same in Flow and Claro.
In both modes you double-click on the text element to be able to enter. When you're finished your edits you select either another element or a blank area of the page to leave the text element. At that point the changes you made will be saved.
In this example we change the default text in two elements previously added to the Flow page by adding a Section.
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 an Icon to a text element.
The Icon collection is font-based, so it will take on all the text styling settings that you apply.
Steps to add a Tab set component from the Engage tab to an empty Placeholder on a Flow Page.
Engage components have their own internal responive behavior when used in Flow pages. Tab sets, for example, can change from a horizontal tab set to a vertical accordion menu based on breakpoint. This provides a better user experience on a narrower screen such a smartphone held in portrait orientation.
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.
Steps to add a pre-made Section to a Flow page.
There is a wide range of available Sections that can be used by following these steps. This example shows adding a Section with a Title and Subtitle.
Adding multiple Sections to a Flow page is a great way to create a longer, scrolling experience for your learners.
Steps to assign the value of a Text Input box to a variable so it can be saved and used later in a course or other project.
In this example, we've previously added the Text Input box to the page.
dominKnow | ONE doesn't automatically create a variable and assign it to the Text Input box because we can't predict what your design intention is. You might wish to use a variable already created on another page in the same project, for example, or you may not even wish to save the typed-in text a...
Steps to add a Standard Button element to a Page.
In this example, we add the button as a new element within a Group that is already on the Page.
Steps to add a new Text Element to a Page in Claro and Flow.
Editing text in a text element is almost exactly the same in Flow and Claro.
In both modes you double-click on the text element to be able to enter. When you're finished your edits you select either another element or a blank area of the page to leave the text element. At that point the changes you made will be saved.
In this example we change the default text in two elements previously added to the Flow page by adding a Section.
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 an Icon to a text element.
The Icon collection is font-based, so it will take on all the text styling settings that you apply.
Steps to add a Tab set component from the Engage tab to an empty Placeholder on a Flow Page.
Engage components have their own internal responive behavior when used in Flow pages. Tab sets, for example, can change from a horizontal tab set to a vertical accordion menu based on breakpoint. This provides a better user experience on a narrower screen such a smartphone held in portrait orientation.
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.
Steps to add a pre-made Section to a Flow page.
There is a wide range of available Sections that can be used by following these steps. This example shows adding a Section with a Title and Subtitle.
Adding multiple Sections to a Flow page is a great way to create a longer, scrolling experience for your learners.
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