Edit a Card or Billboard Element Button

Steps to edit a Card or Billboard component button.

Steps to Edit a Billboard element.

Use billboards as your big attention-grabbers. This lesson covers controlling the display properties of the Billboard element to suit your design needs.
Note: Billboards are available in multiple styles with or without a Button. The buttons are easily set up just like any other button in dominKnow | One.

Steps to Edit a Billboard component.

Use billboards as your big attention-grabbers. This lesson covers controlling the display properties of the Billboard component to suit your design needs.
Note: Billboards are available in multiple styles with or without a Button. The buttons are easily set up just like any other button in dominKnow | One.

Use cards to set apart certain information, and assign headers, footers, borders and styles as you see fit. This lesson covers controlling the display properties of the Card element to suit your design needs.

Note: Cards are available in multiple styles with or without a Button. The buttons are easily set up just like any other button in dominKnow | One.

Steps to edit a Tile Card element.

You can edit the text, change the icon on the Tile Card, as well as control the background display options.

Steps to edit a Flip Card element.

You can add any content to the front and back of a Flip Card as well as control many display properties.

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Use cards to set apart certain information, and assign headers, footers, borders and styles as you see fit. This lesson covers controlling the display properties of the Card component to suit your design needs.

Note: Cards are available in multiple styles with or without a Button. The buttons are easily set up just like any other button in dominKnow | One.

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.

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