JumpSeat allows the alteration of the look and feel of tips, according to personal preference, and application requirements. Most options are fairly straightforward, and affect the position and scale ...

Creating steps within JumpSeat is the heart and soul of the application. Despite its relative importance, it remains a relatively simple and straightforward process. JumpSeat guides can contain any nu...

Role Management When managing guides via the guide flight deck, a secondary method for associating roles is available. This feature simply allows you to tag a guide with specific roles. Once a guide h...

JumpSeat uses HTML elements as anchors to attach guides to, meaning that a guide can be attached to almost anything viewable in a web browser. It is important to note that all media files including, I...

A. Flight Deck (Console) The JumpSeat Flight Deck is the main user interface for JumpSeat. Inside this console, you can find all of the JumpSeat content available to you. The Flight Deck can be opened...

JumpSeat tracks changes and updates made to guides through Guide Versioning.  Each time a guide is changed in any capacity (name change, tooltip change, copy change, etc.) To view or manage Guide ver...