Hi there, in this video at the 12:20 mark
http://youtu.be/RiRyGP5BuNM?t=12m20s
There is a component that the narrator calls a "reveal"
is there any way I can find this component?
Or is it not available yet.
Thanks!
Hi there, in this video at the 12:20 mark
http://youtu.be/RiRyGP5BuNM?t=12m20s
There is a component that the narrator calls a "reveal"
is there any way I can find this component?
Or is it not available yet.
Thanks!
Hi Rob,
I believe it is this component that is being referenced:
https://github.com/LearningPool/adapt-contrib-reveal
Assuming you have the adapt command line interface installed, you can generate a list of registered plugins (components, extensions, themes) by runningadapt search
or look for a particular plugin with a variation such asadapt search contrib-reveal
Plugins can be installed with variations on this command:adapt install contrib-reveal
Hi Rob,
You might also want to look at this: https://github.com/cgkineo/adapt-peelBackHotspot
It’s essentially a reveal component with optional hot spots on the revealed graphic. The whole component becomes an accordion for mobile.
It’s been written for a client project, with a view to be released as a V 2.0 component but it may work for you.
Many thanks,
Paul
I've been experimenting with these components and can't get the reveal one working at all. Perhaps that's an issue with it not being updated for v2 of the framework.
I've also tried the peelBackHotspot one. This seems to work, though I'm having trouble getting it formatted right. My _background image seems stretched and my _foreground image seems a completely different size that sits in the wrong coordinates. I played a bit with the _maxHeight setting but can't seem to get it right. It also doesn't seem to become an accordion component when shrunk down either, though that's set to true.
Anyone able to make either of these work?
Not all plugins are bundled with the framework. Those that have the prefix adapt-contrib are plugins that have been acknowledged by the Adapt Community as "offically" supported. Others begin simply with adapt-. Not all plugins are registered, so you can search github to see what others you can find. If you do so, look over the README.md and/or look at the source code before installing. You'll be responsible for judging the state and quality of the code.