I'm new to creating courses with Lectora, so bear with me if this is a silly question.I've created a pop-up test that populates the middle portion of the course window, effectively hiding the portion of the course where I display content for the course.I had to resort to using a pop-up because I was trying to fit all my test's questions onto one page, and, as such, I need a vertical scroll bar. [ I wish text boxes had a property to enable scrolling. ] The thing I'm finding is that from a user interface standpoint (UI), my rendering of a pop-up to display the test is kinda kluuggedy; if someone wants to go back to the lesson content while in mid test (this quiz is open-book) and they click any of the course navigational links (which aren't hidden by the pop-up), they cannot see that they are being taken to a new page because the pop-up test is blocking the course content. The user would have to know that they should close the test so they could see the course's content. This all leads me to my query...any hints on how to close a pop-up when the user clicks any button which already has a "go to" property?I'm publishing to AICC by the by.Also, a number of the buttons I have to accomodate are part of a prefabbed Lectora menu I'm using for navigation.
