Joseph Rézeau

Hi Mauno,

I do not see any influence of the theme being used on the actual font size etc. of the text typed when in TinyMCE editor. The current theme's CSS is only applied once the text has been saved and is displayed in a "page", forum discussion, etc. in the current moodle course outside of the editor.

Do you mean in your post that you think this not the correct way things ought to work in 2.0?

But ... the "output" of the text typed in the TinyMCE editor will be displayed in various resources and plugins, in places which have their own CSS rules.

So, in order to get a perfect WYSIWYG match between (a) what you type, (b)what you see in TinyMCE and (c) what you will finally see in the resource or plugin, TinyMCE should be provided with a mechanism to know the nature of the resource that was current when it was invoked.

Do you agree? and is that clear? I have no idea if it's feasible, however.

One more thing: TinyMCE toolbar features a Styles dropdown list which is empty. What's that for?

Joseph

Mark:

Not sure I should need to worry about of any of this with a default install - everything should be in place with WYSIWYG functioning correctly, as it does in 1.9.

I totally agree.

Joseph

Tim "At some point, it would be really nice to implement things link drag and drop to rearrange the questions."

oh yes, it would!

Hi Ingmar,
There is no such thing as a "multiple choice quiz". A quiz (in moodle or elsewhere) consists of a number of questions. Questions can be of different types : multiple choice (with variants single / multiple answers); short answer (open); numerical, etc.
Can you please re-state your query and explain in more detail what you mean by "automatic generation"?
Joseph

Il faut cocher la case Correspondance mot pour mot.
Joseph