Comments

1. 

   Holly Mazzeo

   Great video. Are there any plans to have these Publish settings in Lectora Inspire/Desktop in the future?

2. 

   Jennifer Valley Post author

   Yes! Hopefully in the next release. But you can do it now if you use the Library Object posted in the community here: https://community.trivantis.com/tag/fill-width-responsive/

3. 

   Nick Williams

   Has this feature been added to Inspire yet? I am aware of Approg’s version, however have Trivantis released their own version?

   1. 

      Jennifer Valley Post author

      As of 17.0.6, it is not. As far as I’m aware, Trivantis does plan on adding this feature to desktop in the near future still. Lately, we’ve been focusing on browser-based fixes and similar smaller scale issues.

   2. 

      Jennifer Valley Post author

      Hey Nick! We just released 17.1 which DOES include this feature. You can update now if your current on maintenance 🙂

4. 

   Ramsantosh CH

   Hi Jennifer,

   Thanks for sharing the video tutorial. It was very helpful. I have licensed copy of lectora 17.1.3
   A great option “Scale content to fill window” was given in this update which doesn’t require to add the external code of fill width shared by John. Now it hassle free.

   But on the other side the option under “Scale content to fill window” > “Fit Content to Width” is not working as excepted. when i select this option and publish the course the output fits in width to size of my browser but it is not fitting the height. It is giving a scroll to check the rest of the content.

   I think when i resize my browser the output has to fit on both the sides (Width and Height). But i have requirement in one of the project that the output should fit the width and height of the browser even when it is resized. Right now i not able to achieve this. Can you please help me in fixing this issue.

   Your help will be really appreciated.

   Thanks,
   Ram

   1. 

      Jennifer Valley Post author

      Everything is working as designed. It was built to for longer pages to fit the width of the browser but allow for scrolling.
      Scale content to fill window does what they want but may not fill the entirety of window depending on the size of the content and the window because we maintain the ratio of your content

      You would have to have a custom javascript to do the same thing we do but ignore ratio and always fill both side.