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3-Panel Captivate
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In this video, we're going to take a look at the structure of our 3-Panel Click to Reveal template, and how to make a few edits to the file.
In this file the user selects a button in the middle column of the screen, and the states of the images and content to the left and right change to reflect their selection.
To edit any of the images at left, use State View, and select the image you'd like to change.
To edit buttons at middle, select them and use the formatting options in the style pane. Make sure to double check button states.
To edit the content that appears at right, select the text_caption element at the right side of the screen and then State View. Edit like you would any other text box.
This article last reviewed July, 2019. The software may have changed since the last review.