- [Instructor] When it comes to setting up interactions
for an entire site, it's going to take time,
but there's a couple of little tricks that you can do.
So, I'm going to go into Prototype right here,
and we can see some of these interactions already set up.
So, I already have Peaks going here,
right, I have this Hikers going to the Hikers page,
and then Peaks will go back to the Peaks page.
So what I want to do, is I want
to do the same thing down here, so I can actually select
Hikers, and what I can do is I can copy
this Hikers button, go down here to Hikers,
do a right-click, and track a paste,
but check this out, I can Paste Interaction.
So, that's the interaction I want, pasting it there.
What about for Peaks, same thing.
Copying it, coming down here to Peaks,
and then Pasting Interaction.
Same thing for this button right here.
I want to copy it, and then paste the interaction.
So, now I have that set up for one,
two, three, of these items.
And I can do Roots later, I'm not going to worry about it now.
I can do the same thing for all these pages,
but here's this little shortcut,
because I can actually select each one of these three,
and copy them, and then go to these other pages.
In this case, I actually want to delete these other items,
but when I do a paste, it's going to
paste with those interactions.
So that's typically what I do in this scenario,
is potentially I have to go in and just continually
hit Paste to make sure all of that content is linked up,
like I'm doing now.
In this case, I have to do this about eight times,
but it's just a matter of deleting and selecting Paste,
so it doesn't take that long.
Okay, so I have everything linked back.
In fact, what you can do is you can just do
a Select All, and you'll see everything linking,
but not quite everything is linking up,
because quite frankly, how do you even get
to this Bierstadt page?
We get to it from this item happens
to be a repeat grid.
So, even for a repeat grid, I can select this
by double-clicking on it, select this individual element,
point down to this Bierstadt right here.
And in this case, we're just going to do
a fancy Slide Left, is what I'm going to do in this case.
And that's going to do it over .8 seconds, alright?
So that's what I'm doing in this case.
This is going to come here.
Now, what's going to happen even when I want
it to go back, sure, I already have that linked up,
but another option that you can do
is if you click on it, you could always say,
you know what, regardless of where you came from,
go back to the previous art board, okay?
Which, it's already set up that way,
but you can always select Previous Art Board
if you got to Peaks from multiple places, okay?
So, or, got to the Bierstadt page from multiple places.
Alright, with that being said, I would just link up
these other ones, just double-clicking,
pointing right down here.
Sure enough, Slide Left, it's going to point to that one.
Always is going to remember your settings,
and it's just a matter of pointing
to those pages as I zoom out, I can start
to see everything a little better.
Grays Peak looks good.
Longs Peak, double clicking on that one,
pointing to that page, you get the idea.
Maroon bells, pointing to that.
Pikes Peak, and all I'm doing a double-click.
There you are, and the next step
is to figure out how you can get to content
that might be off of the screen,
but that is what I will cover next.