Disable feature on revisiting the slide

There are different ways to do that.

You could add a trigger to the box itself that changes its state to Disabled when it is clicked. However, that would only let the user click it once. So if clicking provides the only way to see important info, that's not a good option, because they may need to review it.

If the user can only advance by clicking the Next button, you could add a trigger that changes the state of the box to Disabled when the user clicks Next. Be sure that trigger comes before the trigger that jumps to the Next slide.

It's also possible to change the state to Disabled when the timeline of the slide starts with the condition that the box is Visited.

• If you give the box a Visited state, it will automatically change to that state when it is clicked. So a trigger with that condition would only run when the user returns to the slide after having clicked the box.

Note: As I said above, if clicking the box provides the only way to see important info, I think it would be better to keep the box enabled. 

One option is to use a trigger to change the state of the shape to its disabled state and set the slide properties to "Resume saved state". See attached a quick example.

Thank you for the prompt response. I've tried the suggested ways:

Set the slide properties to Resume saved state - Done

Creation of a state: Disabled - Done

Condition: Set state of "circular box" to Disabled when the user clicks "circular box".

Its was not working.