Answer Box size in Formula equation

Answer Box size in Formula equation

by Ahmad Amer -
Number of replies: 3

Salam,

How do I deal with the answer box sizes + answer font sizes? 

I want each answer box to be in a different size (coefficient answer box bigger than exponent answer box),

How do I edit to make it so?

(+ how do I change the font size inside the answer boxes?)

Thanks


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In reply to Ahmad Amer

Re: Answer Box size in Formula equation

by Dominique Bauer -
Gambar Documentation writers Gambar Particularly helpful Moodlers Gambar Plugin developers
You could have found how to do this by looking at the "Exponential identities 4" and "Exponential identities 7" examples at https://moodleformulas.org/course/view.php?id=78&section=3 ↗.

Note that :eq(0) refers to the first input box, :eq(1) to the second, and so on.

Anyway, here is your question:

Formulas_20200827_1403.png

(Last example on https://moodleformulas.org/course/view.php?id=78&section=3 ↗)

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Re: Answer Box size in Formula equation

by Ahmad Amer -
In the equation you provided,
how did you get different font-sizes for the coefficient and for the exponent?
what am I missing in my code to make them appear in different font-sizes?
Thanks.
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In reply to Ahmad Amer

Re: Answer Box size in Formula equation

by Dominique Bauer -
Gambar Documentation writers Gambar Particularly helpful Moodlers Gambar Plugin developers
In the XML file that I attached in my previous post, look at the HTML code of the Part's text where you will see:

\(
  \large{
     \dfrac{{a}x^{{c}}}{{b}x^{{d}}} = \hspace{39px} x
  }
\)
<div style="display:inline-block;
            position:relative;
            font-size:120%;
            font-family:'Times New Roman'; 
            left:-53px;
            top:0px">
  {_0}
</div>
<div style="display:inline-block;
            position:relative;
            font-size:80%;
            font-family:'Times New Roman';
            left:-38px;
            top:-6px;">
  {_1}
</div>
where 
font-size:120%;
makes a larger font and 
font-size:80%;
 a smaller one. Note that you can adjust the percentage as needed.
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