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Now that you’ve learned how to create a new responsive project, rescale it (if required), add Fluid Boxes to the slides, and further add objects to these Fluid Boxes, it’s time to look at the editing options. We’ll start with adding background color and images to the Fluid Boxes.
You can easily add background images or colors in Captivate responsive projects by using the Fill option for Fluid Boxes. The Fill option for Fluid Boxes works the same as the Fill option for Shapes, where you can pick from solid color, gradient, or image fill options.
In this tutorial, let’s see how to use the Fill option for Fluid Boxes:
In the next part, we will learn how to modify the Fluid Box properties in Captivate 2017.
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Happy captivating! 🙂
Now that you’ve learned how to create a new responsive project, rescale it (if required), add Fluid Boxes to the slides, and further add objects to these Fluid Boxes, it’s time to look at the editing options. We’ll start with adding background color and images to the Fluid Boxes.
You can easily add background images or colors in Captivate responsive projects by using the Fill option for Fluid Boxes. The Fill option for Fluid Boxes works the same as the Fill option for Shapes, where you can pick from solid color, gradient, or image fill options.
In this tutorial, let’s see how to use the Fill option for Fluid Boxes:
In the next part, we will learn how to modify the Fluid Box properties in Captivate 2017.
Click here to see all the blog posts from this series.
Happy captivating! 🙂
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Thank you Pooja! I am excited to have access to the rest of series. I realize you probably think all of this is simple an, Captive, along with the other Adobe products, is becoming more intuitive but we need these postings. Thank you!
