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James Reynolds started the topic Reset Session Data in the forum ReviewLink Suggestions 11 months, 4 weeks ago
Hi,
Lectora allows us save variable data between sessions, which is great for courses/titles remembering what the user has previously done etc
However, when publishing to ReviewLink, it is pretty common to have multiple versions. If a reviewer has completed some pages and updated variables, they are then stuck in this state even if a new version…[Read more]
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James Reynolds replied to the topic BUTTON ANIMATIONS in the forum Lectora Online Suggestions 1 year ago
I sometimes use CSS keyframes to achieve certain animations. They are flexible and work across browsers. For example, when I hover over a circular button (an image I uploaded), it spins.
.anim_spin:hover {
animation: spin 0.5s 1 linear;
}@keyframes spin {
0% {transform: rotate(0deg);}
100% {transform: rotate(30deg);}
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James Reynolds earned the badges: Wise Owl 1 year ago
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James Reynolds replied to the topic Kill Animations (Lectora only) in the forum Lectora Online Suggestions 1 year ago
Thanks Joe, I will look out for that. I have mainly noticed it with Fade In/Fade Out. I must stress that the problem occurs when the click (to hide) is during the current animation.
For example, you have slides A,B,C,D….you want to get from A-D quickly. When you click next 3 times, the fade IN will occur for slide B and then immediately need…[Read more]
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James Reynolds earned the badges: Curious George 1 year ago
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James Reynolds started the topic Kill Animations (Lectora only) in the forum Lectora Online Suggestions 1 year ago
Hi,
When strictly using Lectora objects alone (no extra Javascript), I was wondering if it would be possible to kill animations in the future…
For example: I have built a slider which essentially has 2 buttons for next and previous and when you click either one, it shows the corresponding slide. Of course it would be nice to add some…[Read more]
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