Follow these design recommendations when you create presentation source files for Life
Sciences Customer Engagement so that your content doesn't conflict with player controls during
presentations.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life
Sciences Cloud, Life Sciences Cloud for Customer Engagement Add-on license, and the
Life Sciences Customer Engagement managed package.
Reserved Regions in the Presentation Player
The presentation player reserves certain regions of the page for navigation controls, reaction
capture, and menus. Avoid placing interactive content in these regions, because player controls
can overlap content or intercept taps. The regions that are active depend on your Salesforce
admin's presentation settings and presentation records.
Page Region
Approximate Size
Presentation Player Behavior
Top-left or bottom-left corner
170 px wide
The icon that opens the player menu overlaps content in this corner.
When drawing
tools are enabled, the paintbrush icon to open the drawing tools canvas can also appear in
this area.
Bottom of the page
6% of player height
When your Salesforce admin turns off the menu icon, users open the player menu by
tapping or clicking the bottom of the page.
Left or right sides, full height
6% of player width
When your Salesforce admin turns on feedback capture on this side of the page, taps or
clicks record reactions instead of interacting with your content.
Left and right sides, middle height
5–15% from each edge
Previous and next page arrows appear here.
Bottom of the page
300 px tall
When the player menu is open, it covers your content in this area.
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