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Rise - change size of headers and lesson titles
When bulding courses in Rise I've noticed that it's impossible to change size of the header space (top marigin) or font size of the lesson's title. What I woud like to do is to get rid of all the empty space between the title and the first block of content. In the attached phot I marked the areas that I want to be able to edit. The final goal is to avoid scrolling down the page when I insert a Storyline block to Rise or just any other block of content or interactivity. I already turned off Previous and Next buttons from navigation and removed all padding from content blocks but it's still not enough. Does Articulate360 team consider adding such functions for editing marigins? Thank you
- MikkiAshtonCommunity Member
SOOOO Needed.
- rodbragaCommunity Member
Hi! After 3 years we haven't this feature yet. There's a reason why it was not included in Rise yet?
- GlendaDeHoff-0cCommunity Member
Thank you, Adam!!!!! I'll give this a try.
- AdamMeekCommunity Member
Certainly. I have attached the CSS file you will need.
- Extract the CSS file first.
- After exporting your Rise course, copy the CSS file and paste it in this location of the SCORM zip folder: scormcontent > lib > Paste file here.
- Next you'll want to go back 1 folder so your in the scormcontent folder and copy the index.html file and paste it on the desktop some where.
- Next open the html file in notepad (or a html editing software) and add the following line of text near the top " <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="lib/Mystyle.css">" I have attached an image of my file
- Save the html file and copy the file back into the same folder of the SCORM zip file (make sure your replace the original)
- Done, upload the file to your LMS or where ever and you will find the headers gone,
Let me know if you get stuck
- MikkiAshtonCommunity Member
This is awesome. Thanks. I publish out to HTML a lot of times and I was able to figure it out. I know enough html to be dangerous. :)
- GlendaDeHoff-0cCommunity Member
That is awesome, Adam. For us non-coders, can you help us with the specifics?
- AdamMeekCommunity Member
I find it a lot easier to remove the headers altogether and make your own using the blocks in Rise.
It is very easy to do, after you have exported the file to SCORM, I add a generic CSS file I created which doesn't need changing each time and then add 1 line of text to the beginning of the HTML file. Example attached of the end results
- GlendaDeHoff-0cCommunity Member
Adding my vote in favor of being able to edit the title section and to get any updates!
- JoshWilkinsonCommunity Member
Add me as a requestor please
- KirstiePerry-fdCommunity Member
Please add me
- LizduPlessis-70Community Member
Another benefit of reducing the padding is that the user won't always have to scroll to see the 1st piece of content in a lesson.