I then added a trigger so that when the timeline starts on the menu slide, each button will be set to visited as long as its corresponding visited variable is true.
#Sometimes when i hover over a link it goes away 64 Bit#
Posts : 3 Windows 7 Professional - 64 bit Thread Starter. Clicking the button triggers a jump to a slide, and then a true/false variable switches. Disable the screen saver, set the power plan so the monitor never goes off, and disable sleep, make sure you do not have Auto Hide Taskbar enabled, report back in an hour. It's odd that the hover state would be programmed to get stuck even after revisiting a slide and the mouse is not hovering over it.Īnyway, shortly before seeing this message, I decided to play around with setting true/false variables.
The inconsistency is what throws me off the most. The most unusual thing to me is why the buttons sometimes behave as I want them to but sometimes stay stuck in the hover state. I haven't gone back to retry some of my solutions since uninstalling and reinstalling Storyline, though. I really appreciate it! Your solution is step for step, precisely what I did when I first discovered this issue, but it then led to other glitchy behaviors. Leave the Visited state, and it should show on return. It would work if the pointer is moved over the content, away from the trigger. The change state must be in the list before the jump, or it won't be executed. If content is shown via CSS (via the a:hover and a:focus pseudo-classes), the ESC key may not work properly when the focus still hovers or rest on the trigger. Doing so will disable your extensions and clear your cache and cookies, which often improves performance. Create one to change it to Normal when it is clicked, and one to jump when clicked. Try browsing in a Chrome Incognito window. Create a trigger to change it to Custom_Hover when hovered over. I would try creating a custom state to take the place, but you can't name it Hover. If you could set the slide to return to initial state on revisit, it would solve the problem with the Hover state, but then the object wouldn't be in Visited state,
Like you have noticed, the mouse can't leave until it first enters. Then when you revisit that page, if the slide is set to remember previous state, the object will be in the Hover state until the mouse leaves it. Look at how it was five years ago and how it is now, he said of A.I. That means that no matter what state the object is in, it will change to Hover when the mouse is over it.īut, if you have a jump trigger attached to clicking the object, it will jump, and the object will never sense the mouse leaving it - because it doesn't. systems, he believes, they become increasingly dangerous. One is that the built-in Hover state takes precedence over any other state. A lot of things contribute to this problem.
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