Quiz

Hello Marko,

You can hide the answer box using <style>, JavaScript or jQuery. The easiest way is to use <style>, but the Atto editor automatically removes it. The "Plain text area" editor keeps the <style>, but you will lose it as soon as you inadvertently edit the question with the Atto editor. For this reason and because jQuery is simple and works well, I suggest using jQuery.

You probably don't want to hide answer boxes in all of your quizzes. You should therefore not place the following code in Site administration / Appearance / Additional HTML /.., but rather in the HTML of the question text of the question you want to modify.

The code is as follows:

<script src = "https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.5.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<script>
$(document).ready (function(){
    $(".formulas_number").css("display","none");
});
</script>

where ".formulas_number" is the element whose class, identified by ".", is "formulas_number". To identify the element you want to hide, in this case the answer box, place the cursor in the answer box and, if you're using Chrome, right-click and select "Inspect". You will then see in the right panel that it is an "input" element whose class is "formulas_number". It is therefore this element that will be hiden with the code above.

I leave it to you as an exercise to add a line to hide the "Check" button and another to hide the block for the mark.