Page Level Progress

The Page Level Progress adds an element to the Drawer. The progress bar icon indicates what percentage of elements on the current page have been completed and clicking that item reveals a dialog that slides out to allow the user to see the details of each component and jump directly to them.

Page Level Progress Settings

Settings for Page Level Progress are found in multiple places, each serving a different purpose. In most instances, Page Level Progress can be used without configuration.

Project Settings

Controls whether the Page Level Progress extension is enabled or disabled.

By default (checked) Page Level Progress includes all components on a page in its calculation. If unchecked, Page Level Progress will include only those components explicitly included (see below).

Controls whether the completion indicator shows next to the course title.

Controls whether the completion indicator shows in the navigation bar.

Controls whether the Page Level Progress extension is used on this article. If checked, the article is added to the Page Progress menu (in addition to any components it contains).

Controls whether the completion indicator shows next to the article title. This setting does not appear to function and may be leveraged in future themes.

Controls whether the Page Level Progress extension is used on this block. If checked, the block is added to the Page Progress menu (in addition to any components it contains).

Controls whether the completion indicator shows next to the block title. If enabled, a small progress bar will be displayed to the left of the title, indicating completion.

Future theme updates will style this indicator to appear similar to Component completion indicators.

Controls whether the Page Level Progress extension is used on this component. If checked, the component is added to the Page Progress menu. This setting works only if Show page completion in Project Settings is unchecked.

Disabling a component without checking Show page completion will create a situation where the component is not listed in the dialog (so the user can’t tell if the component is complete) but the component will still be used when Adapt determines page completion.

Controls whether the completion indicator shows next to the block title. If enabled, a small progress bar will be displayed to the left of the title, indicating completion.