Set up page navigation

Navigation using Next and Back buttons should normally be set up on a master page rather than on each normal page. By placing these buttons and actions on a master, the logic only needs to be set up once, which saves time and makes editing the actions easier.

Set up back and next navigation

1. Create a trigger, such as when a “Next” button is clicked.
   
2. Hover over the Page action category.
   
3. Choose the goto next page block and snap it into the action.
   
4. Follow a similar process to set up “Back” navigation. Your action will look similar to the following:
   

Jump to non-sequential pages

There are two action blocks that allow you to jump to different pages in a lesson:

Typically, you should use the goto page block, which provides the following benefits:

• It saves time because you can choose the name from a dropdown list, rather than typing it.
• You can later change the name of the page and your action will still work.

To create an action using the goto page block:

1. Create a trigger, such as when a button is clicked. The button in this example is labelled “Skip to Knowledge Check”.
   
2. Hover over the Page action category
3. Choose the goto page block and snap it into the action
   
4. Click on the page name dropdown and select the desired page
   
   

The is typically used for jumping to a page based on a bookmark retrieved from an LMS. For example, when a lesson initially loads, you might show a dialog telling the learner that they have a bookmarked page and ask them if they want to use it. An action to go to the bookmarked page would look similar to the following: