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There is only so much space on a Captivate slide and eventually you’re going to encounter a passage that won’t fit on a slide. When this happens you only have a few options; use smaller text, bring the passage up over two or more slides, or use a scroll box. In Adobe Captivate, a scroll box is easy to implement and I show you how to implement them in a non-responsive project or a responsive project with breakpoints.
There is only so much space on a Captivate slide and eventually you’re going to encounter a passage that won’t fit on a slide. When this happens you only have a few options; use smaller text, bring the passage up over two or more slides, or use a scroll box. In Adobe Captivate, a scroll box is easy to implement and I show you how to implement them in a non-responsive project or a responsive project with breakpoints.
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anyone experience a continuous “loading” for the text box?
Chris, 6 years later and this solution still works. Thanks for the video!
Thanks. I am new to Captivate and didn’t know this was even possible. Thanks so much.
I often use the Scrolling Text interaction to replace a Text Entry Box. Maybe a workflow you didn’t think about yet? That interaction is not ‘interactive’ in the sense that it has no pausing point, nor the ability to be scored. But it has a lot of advantages over the TEB. Have a look at:
http://blog.lilybiri.com/scrolling-text-interaction-to-replace-text-entry-box
