Customizing Replay 360 Lower Third

Hello Luc,

Thanks for contributing your insight!

We're still monitoring requests for more customization options with lower thirds so I'll share your comment with my team. 

For now, could bringing the Replay project into Storyline work for you? That way, you can overlay an object with your preferred formatting:

• Storyline 360: Formatting Shapes, Captions, and Text Boxes

Hi Team,

I am also very interested in the option to be able to brand / customise the lower third, I see the discussion has started 3 years ago and many clients would truly appreciate it! 

Many thanks!

Hi Team, 

I just start to work with Articulate and learnt that the "Lower Third" can not be modified. Also the size or position of the web recording of my own seems to be not adjustable. Is there any possiblity to adjust/customize it?

Thanks

I'm a vote for customizing the font at a minimum. In the meantime, what font does Replay use for this? Is it Calibri? (trying to match it in Storyline)

I agree, customizing the Lower Third is a must! Font size, colour, position, and the style/colour of the box are all needed. I have tried the Storyline workaround and unfortunately, it's just not working the way we need. We would love to see some traction on this enhancement request.

Completely agree - a few customisation options would be hugely beneficial - particularly font and size/colour options of the lower third

We are also interested in customizing the lower thirds. Ideally, we'd like the color, font, and font size to match our branding requirements. We have a few colors we can choose from, but we would like to stay within the brand guidelines. 

This was raised 3 years ago and still nothing has been done...

Hi there, I'd like to add one more facet to this discussion. I produce screencasts for the public and for staff. One of the things that is important, particularly for our organization, since we are a library that serves low vision people, is the ability to change the colors and such of the lower third captions to make them have higher contrast ratios and such. We have to have something that is accessible, not just for blindness. hearing issues, motor issues (keyboard access) but also low vision issues. Even the implementation of something like a high contrast mode (where you can put yellow on a black background) would be welcomed. If you all have a commitment to accessibility, then you should allow more flexibility in this area so that we all can make our materials more accessible to the greatest extent possible.

Hi, Craig!

Thank you for describing how you would use this feature, and its impact on accessibility. I added your comments to the report.

We'll update this discussion when we have news to share.