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Are your scroll panels in Articulate Storyline 360 starting at the top by default? Do your closed captions look plain or block important content?

Learn how to set a scroll panel from bottom to top using JavaScript and customize closed captions for accessibility and design.

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In this step-by-step tutorial, we will show you how to:

1. Use JavaScript in Storyline 360 to set a scroll panel to begin at the bottom instead of the top.
2. Customize closed captions in Storyline 360 by adjusting text color, font style, font size, background and position.

These methods will help you create more polished, accessible, and professional courses that enhance the learner experience.

Whether you are a graphic designer, e-learning developer or new to Storyline 360, this guide is packed with tips you can apply right away.



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