Text: Use this option if you want to type text content.
When you click your content from the center, the Contextual Panel will contain an Open Editor tab and a Settings tab. From the Settings tab, you can set the required viewing time, shift the content block left or right, duplicate it, or remove it.
When you click a section from the Table of Contents, the Contextual Panel will contain a Settings tab. From here you can shift your sections up or down within the chapter (if you have multiple sections), add a page break, duplicate it, or remove it.
You can also Add Video and Audio to your content by selecting the Add Video/Audio Explainer tab.
This settings tab is found in all content blocks and contains the same settings.
Image: This content block allows you to upload a custom image. You may also select an image by searching Unsplash’s image catalog, inserting a GIF through the Giphy search option or use AI to generate an image.
To learn more about AI Image Generator, refer to this article: AI Image Generator for Studio
When you click your content, the Contextual Panel will contain three tabs:
Image Style: Contains buttons to replace or remove the image. You can also choose between stretching the image, cropping the image, or fitting the image to the content block. Below, there’s the rotation buttons and text fields to add a caption, alt text in case the image doesn’t load, and a URL that the image can redirect to.
Image Design: Lets you add a custom border or overlay text over the image.
Settings: Set the required viewing time, shift the content block left or right, duplicate it, or remove it.
Video: Either upload a video file directly from your computer or search YouTube and easily embed any video.
The Contextual Panel contains the Video Settings, which allows you to replace the current video with a different selection.
Viewer: Similar to how other Material is displayed in the platform, you can upload most file types and have it previewed in the document.
The Contextual Panel lets you replace the content with a different file, select which pages are visible, and set the page or time that the file starts on. You can also toggle between a scrolling document and a booklet that turns pages when clicked.
