Learn how to add a Variable to Elements within a video, to show an Element once the Variable is triggered.

Steps to add an Action to an Element within a video to play the video and hide the elements within the video after play.

Easily set up variables for company name, product names and more to use globally in any Project and easily update when needed

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We're using a single in-line text input field with an associated variable (per screen) instead of the standard Short Essay question template (we have reasons for not being able to use the template, mostly to do with being unable to disable the default template pop-ups)
We want to have feedback displayed when a custom Submit button is clicked and we want that feedback to stay visible even after they navigate away and back to the screen. This is so they don't have to click on the S...

Steps to set a Marker on a Video to increase a Variable.

You can use this when you want to launch an action after an Element(s) within a Video is clicked.

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Seems like it should be quite simple but when the menu for "show" displays, the elements are rows and rich text. The icons I put on the graphic are not visible to select as trigger targets. Is there another method? (Markers do not work in my classroom environment.)
 

Steps to Pause a Video and Show Elements using the Video Timeline.

I was wondering if it was possible to add a video file into a Timeline panel. I noticed that there was only the option for embedded videos. Is that the only option?
 

Steps to add a video to your page from a source like YouTube or Vimeo using an embed code.

Embedded videos are essentially played within an iframe on the page, so they are more limited than uploaded videos. For example, you can't add layered content over them and you can't set up actions based on the embedded video's timeline.