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- KimberleeBoyd-6Community MemberAmazing work, Stephanie! You've done a lot of great work!
- BethOlsonCommunity MemberI absolutely love your work. Your portfolio is very inspiring!
- GailChambers-fdCommunity MemberHi Stephanie,
Can you share this course - would love to use as a template.
Thanks.
Gail- StephanieHarnetSuper HeroHi Gail. The site was created using Articulate Rise so there really isn't a template to share.
- ModupeWigwe-4b8Community MemberThis is simply awesome. Thanks for sharing.
- AnthonyBleythinCommunity Memberhow did you get it to be the actual webpage?
- StephanieHarnetSuper HeroHi. In Rise you can export to the web. This creates a zip file that you can extract and then move to a web server. In my case, my site is residing on a web server and I FTP the files to it. Web services like Go Daddy and many others offer web hosting with TP access.
- MartinecuvelierCommunity MemberTrès inspirant merci !
- Keith-StonemanCommunity MemberWow! Great presentation - and great work Stephanie! Thanks for sharing!!
- RobertWood-9149Community MemberImpressive. I like the switch up of formats. Kept it interesting.
- JudithReymond-5Community MemberI need to put together yet another portfolio. I'm so glad I saw this! Very impressive!
- AngieDobberfuhlCommunity MemberSo, I noticed you added a mailto link but it doesn't launch to e-mail.
I also have tried this (assuming it would work as in html), but did not get it to work.
Has anyone found a way to send an e-mail using rise?- StephanieHarnetSuper HeroFrom Articulate support:
Mailto: URLs do not work but what you can do is to use a URL shortener to create an HTTP address that forwards to your mailto: URL. One of the URL shorteners you could make use of is http://is.gd On the is.gd site, enter your mailto: URL like "mailto:someone@example.com" and then click on the "Shorten!" button. Copy the generated HTTP URL shortcut and use that URL in your Rise hyperlink. - StephanieHarnetSuper HeroThat's a bug. I've reported it.