Hello,
when opening a question set from a Desktop or a laptop, the questions (I've tried several so far) are not completely displayed, even if there are only 3 choices, and a scroll bar appears:
This doesn't happen from a mobile device:
This is not the browser scroll bar, but the "Moodle scroll bar". Why is this? Is there a way to customize this so that from the Desktop the view is so neat like from a tablet?
Hello Beatriz,
Did you find a solution to this?
We’re having the opposite issue to John: the scrollbar appears for our students but not admins – it isn’t easy to consistently replicate but means that for many students the end of the question or the check/finish buttons are cut off and you have to scroll to see them.
We did an update to Moodle 3.9 last week and since then a style class (highlighted in screenshot below) has been automatically inserted into the iframe of every H5P we have embedded (in addition to the width and height info that was there before) – we don’t know where it is coming from as it isn’t in the original H5P embed code. We can’t edit it or delete it – Moodle always just changes it straight back to what it was.
While we’re happy for the width to be set to 100% if this means the H5P is responsive, the given height apparently can’t be changed: sometimes we are left with a height of just 147px so the students are left with a tiny iframe window through which to view the quiz, which is understandably frustrating!
Please can anyone advise on how to make H5Ps consistently responsive so they appear without the scrollbar, or at the very least remove/edit the new style class in the iframe?
Thank you in advance!
To clarify the issue, on the body of the picture above the HTML code shows that a script is being loaded h5p-resizer.js. The script should call a function after the content loads that changes the height so that bar does not appear. Either it is not called at the proper time or has a conflict with some other javascript. It may be helpful to look at the web console to see if there is something unusual there.
It looks like you are running the older contributed activity module mod_hvp. It is possible that the Moodle 3.9 implementation is also trying to load the same script a second time and that is causing an error.
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