Joseph Rézeau

Hi Ralf,
Thanks for this mock-up editing screen. I rather like it, as I lament the incredibly vertically long editing screen in current moodle. However, what it does not show is what would happen if the "use wysiwyg editor" box was ticked? Would we then have each and every text box displayed with the HTML editor?
I've always been wondering why Quiz did not adopt the (to me) sensible approach of the Lesson edit screen where you can individually select to have the HTML editor only where you want/need it?
Joseph

Ian,

It is certainly possible to use CSS everywhere in your Moodle courses, on top of the current visual theme.

1- When you say "course HTML pages" do you mean:

a) HTLM pages created on your local machine with an HTML editor and uploaded to your course files (this is by far my preferred method); in that case you just use inline CSS or an external CSS file just as you would do on any Web site;

b) HTML pages created in Moodle, using Add a Resource/Compose a Web page; in that case you can also resort to CSS but it's not so easy.

2- When you say "I failed miserably", we certainly sympathize but we cannot help because you do not say exactly what happens or does not happen what exactly you did to make things happen, etc.

Please provide more exact details about your situation so we can help.

Joseph

Version de moodle 1.9.4

Je confirme que lorsque l'étudiant fait une nouvelle tentative, ses réponses précédentes aux différentes questions sont affichées (pour qu'il puisse éventuellement les modifier) mais que le contenu des questions de type essay/composition est remis à vide...

Joseph

@Jérôme, je sens qu'on va encore avoir un long échange entre "moodlers têtus".

EDIT.- En revanche, lorsque l'étudiant revient sur la page du Quiz, il peut revoir ses tentatives précédentes en cliquant sur l'un des liens numérotés de la colonne Attempt, et là, il peut voir le contenu des ses précédentes compositions... Tout ça n'est pas très logique et je vais poster un message sur le forum anglophone à ce sujet.

Daniel,
Il me semble que tout est dans mon message du vendredi 3 avril 2009, 11:20.
Joseph

In the text of your question, click on the Toggle HTML Source button and type this:

True or false? {:MCH:%-100%True~=False~Not Sure} <style>.que .feedback { clear: both; border: 0px solid; }</style>

Tested in FireFox 3 and MSIE 7.

Joseph