[Feature] Overlay slides should be fully customizable
Version: 13.0
Problem:
Overlay slides currently receive several automatic CSS properties that cannot be controlled:
- Padding on .cp-overlay-slide
- Padding on .cp-overlay-slide .cp-slide-wrapper
- min-height values
- box-shadow effects
These defaults make it difficult to integrate overlays consistently into existing designs.
Suggestion:
Overlay slides should be customizable just like normal slides and appear exactly the same within the parent slide. Effects such as blur, box-shadow, etc. should be optional and configurable via the GUI.
Michel Mayer
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Michel Mayer
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Additional clarification:
Overlay slides should behave like normal slides and render exactly as configured in the slide editor. Specifically:
- Automatically applied effects (e.g., box-shadow) should be optional
- Padding should be defined exclusively by the applied design options, not by the overlay container itself
- Background color / transparency should continue to be controlled via the slide settings
- The overlay container should cover 100% of the viewport height (100vh), regardless of the parent slide’s scroll heightThese changes would align overlay behavior with established modal UX standards and improve both functionality and visual consistency across Captivate projects.
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AdminShivang
(Admin, Adobe Captivate)
commented
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