Hi everyone! We wanted to share a simple and fun drag and drop template, where you have to put the answers into boxes. In this example, you can check how well do you know Marvel and DC comics universes. To be honest, it was a challenge for some of us 🙂 Enjoy! FasterCourse team https://fastercourse.com
I shared my favorite ways to save time with Lectora Online during an eLearning Brother’s webinar today. Here’s my tips and tricks when trying to save time in Lectora Online.
Allow your users to create multiple bookmarks in Lectora. This has some advanced scripting to save and navigate to pages. It works with HTML and SCORM publishes and using the Seamless Play publish option. Have fun!
A sample of seat calculation. In the Javascript you find a function called ‘ReserveSeats’ that does the calculation. It gets some variables from Lectora and based on those it calculates if the amount you want to reserve is available. If so, it colors some chairs red. If not a message is shown.Some nice concepts of […]
Trying to get javascript work with seamless play. What Im missing? It shoud change the button color to pink . This works without sp. Can anyone help me with attached title. This is done with 17.1.3. Thanks
A golden oldie. Made in V11, quickly converted it to 16 now. Solution for Javascript is not very beautifull…but heck…i started with it then only 😉 PS. i dont know whether the sources will upload. Its big and i now didnot have time to get rid of all not used images. Probably will make a […]
This is an example specific to the Online version of Lectora where you can show a different “visited” state for a hyperlink. It also shows how to use a variable to maintain that state when leaving and returning to the page.
As a followup on the previous lesson about coloring a textfield, i made a solution how to color or animate a specific word or even character in Lectora with the aid of GSAP SplitText. Although it is possible to get the same done without GSAP it makes life so much easier that for this kind […]
Carl asked about coloring text with Javascript in Lectora. Working on and off on a Javascript course for elearning , both for Lectora and Storyline, i have some chapters about creating texteffects and coloring. This is one of the basics for coloring text in Lectora.
Ok guys, I am still new to all of this but I’m trying to create some pretty advanced actions. Please look at the image I attached for the notes. I am also attaching the final product.