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CONeill
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September 25, 2015
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Editing CPLibraryAll.css from program files

  • September 25, 2015
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So I want to embed custom fonts into my SCORM package (we publish HTML5-only from Captivate 8 and do not want to limit ourselves to 6 web-safe fonts) and I have worked out how to do this successfully but it involves making changes to the file 'CPLibraryAll.css' after the project is published, I have tried to see if I can make changes to the equivalent file in Program Files but I am unable to see whether it exists there. It seems that this file may be generated during the publish.

Does anybody know a means of modifying a program file so that I don't have to make my amends for every project every time I publish?

Thank you

Mike

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      Correct answer TLCMediaDesign

      You can put your own CSS in the C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 8 x64\HTML\assets\css folder and put your CSS include statement in the index.html template by editing the following line.

      cpXHRJSLoader.css('assets/css/CPLibraryAll.css, assets/css/YourCSS.css ',function() {

      Since your CSS is loaded second it should override any similar CSS in the CPLibraryAll.css

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      TLCMediaDesign
      TLCMediaDesignCorrect answer
      Inspiring
      September 25, 2015

      You can put your own CSS in the C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 8 x64\HTML\assets\css folder and put your CSS include statement in the index.html template by editing the following line.

      cpXHRJSLoader.css('assets/css/CPLibraryAll.css, assets/css/YourCSS.css ',function() {

      Since your CSS is loaded second it should override any similar CSS in the CPLibraryAll.css

      CONeill
      CONeillAuthor
      Inspiring
      September 28, 2015

      Perfect, that's worked flawlessly. Thank you!

      JeelyK
      JeelyK
      Inspiring
      August 15, 2016

      Hi there, I've been trying to figure out how to embed fonts into the 'CPLibraryAll.css' file and it seems you have found a way to do that. Would you mind sharing how to embed a font that way?

      Thanks!

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