![]() There are two possibilities for its location 1. Reason: you want this button to be available all the time, but not a pausing point like you need for a Submit or a Next button. Once the button is ready, you have to decide where to put it, and take out the Pausing point. Workflow Step-by-Step Step 1: Creation of the Shape button It may look more blurry on a very big screen, but you need to use this version if you want to watch on mobile devices: If you want to see it oscaled to your browser resolution, you can use the second link, which is to a rescalable version. I offer you two links: the first is to the unscaled published movie, where you'll have the best quality which is important to watch the sometimes very tiny features of the Captivate UI. I will not embed the video in this post, it would be too small. I extended the functionality of Interactive video, you'll find some tips in my next post. The ratio widht/height is not the same because the synchronized interactive video has a top control bar. It is embedded as interactive video in a cptx-rpoject with a resolution of 1024圆27. If you prefer one of the older button types, you would need a button on each slide. For a toggle button Play/oause this is a big advantage: you need only one shape button for your project. A shape button can be used on master slides, can be timed for the rest of the project. ![]() Text buttons, Transparent buttons (which are not necessarily transparent), Image buttons can NOT be used on master slides, can NOT be timed for the rest of the project. ![]() Custom states are neither included in the button style. The three first states are included in the object style of the button or the shape, the Visited state is not included. Examples: TOC open/closed, Audio playing/muted, CC visible/invisible etc (have a look at: 1 action = 5 toggle buttons). They can all have extra custom states, which allows to create nice toggle buttons showing the situation at that moment. You can find more info in this article: States and State Commands.Ĭaptivate has 4 types of buttons, which have 4 InBuilt states: ‘Normal’, ‘Rollover’, ‘Down’, and ‘Visited’. Buttons have InBuilt states and can have supplementary custom statesI.
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