Difference between revisions of "Understanding the CLIO Look Closer Content System"
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Many activity types, such as Annotate Image and Card Match, use the CLIO Look Closer function to create lightbox pop-ups that function in a consistent way across the interactive. This content is defined in the Activity configuration file using a “Type” and “Data” system. “Type” is used to define the type of content that is being displayed, such as rich text, an image gallery or video. “Data” is used to store a specific format for that type of content and is used differently within the Look Closer function. | Many activity types, such as Annotate Image and Card Match, use the CLIO Look Closer function to create lightbox pop-ups that function in a consistent way across the interactive. This content is defined in the Activity configuration file using a “Type” and “Data” system. “Type” is used to define the type of content that is being displayed, such as rich text, an image gallery or video. “Data” is used to store a specific format for that type of content and is used differently within the Look Closer function. | ||
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Currently, the Look Closer system officially supports three types of Look Closer views: | Currently, the Look Closer system officially supports three types of Look Closer views: | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:13, 31 October 2022
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Overview
Many activity types, such as Annotate Image and Card Match, use the CLIO Look Closer function to create lightbox pop-ups that function in a consistent way across the interactive. This content is defined in the Activity configuration file using a “Type” and “Data” system. “Type” is used to define the type of content that is being displayed, such as rich text, an image gallery or video. “Data” is used to store a specific format for that type of content and is used differently within the Look Closer function.
Currently, the Look Closer system officially supports three types of Look Closer views:
| Type | Description |
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| Gallery | Display one or more images that can be panned and zoomed, each with a caption. |
| Video | Display a video and playback controls. |
| Rich Text | Display scrollable rich text. |
| Documentation | |
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| Installation | Look and Feel |
| Interaction Modes | Developing Activity Types |
| Creating an Interactive | Framework |
| Integrating CLIO | Contribute |
