I think I have a solution that is a bit better in regards to implementation in order to keep you from having to edit files all the time. To start with I’ll mention that I opted for having the Play button completely transparent as mentioned in the main post. If anyone has any perspective on this, I’d love to hear about it. Hopefully Adobe thought of it already and it is included as a description for that play button when you Enable Accessibility in the preferences. I do not know of any place to add alt or descriptive text to it to say ‘press the space bar’. Putting a poster image that somewhere says something like ‘click or press the space bar to continue’ and modifying the play button to transparent is a step in the right direction… but the instruction is embedded in the image. Maybe someone who uses a assistive technology would know to try that anyway, but I don’t want to assume. There is no indication to the user that the space bar is what they should press, as opposed to the enter key or any other key. So being, unlike many following this topic, I actually want the focus rectangle.īy default, the white screen with the play button will respond to the space bar being pressed as an alternative to clicking. From a 508 compliancy perspective I still am a bit worried, at the moment I am working on a project that requires 508. The button looks like this (but originally one is smaller, 96×96), black arrow in black circle with transparent background: I often disabled that option when embedding SWF’s on my blog (look at older articles), especially when audio was involved because it is not very polite to have audio being pushed to the reader automatically.Ĭonsequence of the AutoPlay being disabled without your control as developer, is the appearance of a big white screen with a small play button right in the middle.
ADOBE CAPTIVATE 8 BUTTON PLAY VIDEO MOVIE
For SWF output you had the choice: it was possible to change the default setting which was to have a movie playing automatically after loading. When publishing to HTML the AutoPlay is automatically disabled, Reason is that some devices and OS (iOS) do not allow Autoplay. This short blog post is meant to help solving an issue that pops up in the forums once in a while: “How to get rid of the white screen and Play button on mobile devices?”. It has been removed, one of the tiny gems in CP2019 Edited on 16th of June to add a tweaking discovered in aother thread to get rid of the rectangle surrounding the original play icon (blue in Chrome, dotted line in Edge).
Users of CP2019: it is no longer necessary to use the workaround to turn off the focus rectangle around the play icon on ths start screen.
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