How to Change the cursor on a hotspot

Steps to add a Hotspot to an image.

You can add hotspots as a layer over an image. If you move the image the hotspot will remain in the same location in relation to the image.

Once you have added a hotspot you can use it as a trigger for a wide range of Triggers and Actions such as showing or hiding content.

Steps to set an action to show a page element when the learner clicks on a hotspot added over an image.

I have a set of variables like var1, var2, var3.
When all variables have a value of 1, I want o set variable part1 to 1 or any other value.
I know that I could use a trigger everytime var# changes to 1 and check a condition if the other 2 vars are 1, then set part1 to 1, but it's not very efficient and gets messy if we add more variables to track.
Is there a way to constantly monitor the values of var1, var2 and var3 and when all are 1, set the new variable?
Thank you!
 

There may be different times when you wish to change what a cursor looks like. One common time is when adding a hotspot onto an image. You may wish for it to remain the "default" pointer instead of changing of changing into a hand. Or you may wish to make a different change entirely. You can learn about all the different cursor options here: https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_class_cursor.asp.

Steps to edit a Timer to Show and Element on the Page.

A Timer can be added to a page to time a user, apply timed actions to elements, create a timed quiz and much more!

Steps to change the Responsive behavior of a Section on a Flow Page.

In this example, we have a section that has a Header element and two body Elements.

We can set the body elements to switch to vertical orientation the Extra Small breakpoint range or at the Small breakpoint range.

Steps to add a Hotspot to an image.

You can add hotspots as a layer over an image. If you move the image the hotspot will remain in the same location in relation to the image.

Once you have added a hotspot you can use it as a trigger for a wide range of Actions such as showing or hiding content.

Steps to set up a Show Action where the learner will click on a button to show another element on the Page.

This exampe uses a Button but any element can be set up as the item the learner will interact with, including text elements, image elements and more.

Similarly, this example Shows an image element but any element can be selected as the Target of the Show Action. You can also select multiple elements as targets, to Show more than one thing at a time.