This is a short tutorial about uploading a Hero Image to your project and adjusting how it will appear on the Homepage of the Storytelling Theme.
The Story View theme is ideal for traditional eLearning and presentation-style content. This theme is created using the Story View Player experience.
Is there a way to add the list of Resources into the Story View Theme's menu similar to the other Themes. When editing the theme player, I do not see it as an option.
If not, is there a way to add a link to the Resources to show the auto-generated list of resources?
The Story View Without Home Page theme is ideal for traditional eLearning and presentation-style content.
I'm using the Story View theme and I'm wondering if there is a way to make it default to the menu/sidebar being closed. I didn't see anything in the Theme Editor on the Player page for it, unless I'm missing something?
Throwing this out there to see if others would find this valuable and want to add their voice to this request.
As users of the Story theme we've always wanted to have an Exit similar to the Course Player theme. Today, we submitted a feature request asking if the exit functionality could be added in two places.
1. Theme wrapper (TOC or header)
2. Project end screen upon completion
We are creating a course with a story view theme. As you know, clicking the menu icon brings up the left panel. We have found that we can complete the course by clicking on the learning object in the left panel even without reading the whole content.
We want to prevent the learner from completing the course by just clicking the left panel without reading the entire content.
Is there any way to prevent the learner from clikcing the left panel?
An interactive PDF that outlines Theme Styles and Player options that are available in dominKnow | ONE.
In dominKnow|ONE when using a background image within a container, there are a number of fit and position options you can choose from.
By default, images use the Natural fit setting, with the position set to the top middle.
By changing some settings, you can change the way an image reacts to the container.
Take a look at this video to see the options in action.
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