Widget Limit

@cshrecengost in the past it used to be 10 widgets… still we’re also close to the limit of 20 on a few pages.

Instead of adding an IFRAME we are adding one bigger HTML widget and put several (as many as you want) static elements there. We’re using this for various instructions - like longer pages of text interlaced with animated GIFs and other visual elements.

@alekwo We do the exact same thing. We will transition widgets that we can to a single HTML widget.

@cshrecengost Here is an example.  These are just help GIF’s, but they could also be static images with links to other areas of the platform.

@alekwo We do the exact same thing. We will transition widgets that we can to a single HTML widget.

 

@cshrecengost Here is an example.  These are just help GIF’s, but they could also be static images with links to other areas of the platform.

 

 

This is great info, I think that this would probably be a solution that I could work into my page. Would you be able to share the code that you use for that HTML section there? I’m not sure I have the ability to throw something effective together myself. 

@cshrecengost

I use Snagit or Camtasia to create the GIFs or images (or photoshop for fancier things) and then use the WYSIWYG option.  I then upload the image to the File System, then click insert. 

In this area, the widget is about 900 pixels wide, measured by using the chrome extension pixel zoomer.  So that’s the widget I make the image.

Just an update - decided to go with coding the HTML and CSS button with my stuff and was able to get 6 widgets into my 1 HTML widget and cut down a ton on the widget usage. Thanks for all the help!