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Hi Jeff,

I have just tried your scenario on a 1.6.4 Moodle and I cannot reproduce it. If all the boxes in Students may review have been unchecked, then nothing is displayed upon completing the quiz. Are you doint the quiz in teacher mode or are you actually logged in as a student?

Joseph

Moodle in English -> Testing and QA -> 1.8 Display Issues -> Re: 1.8 Display Issues

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Anthony,

I can confirm this - erratic - behavior (in FireFox 2.0). Somethimes the little icons will be sitting next to the question name, sometimes they will jump to the right. Usually a screen refresh (press F5) will restore them into place.

In MSIE 7.0, on the other hand, the icons consistently sit aligned to the right.

I am surprised that Martin D. should say "I would suspect it's related to the switch in 1.8 to using less tables for layout and more CSS instead" because actually this problem happens right in the middle of... a table.wink

<td>animal MCQ06</td>
<td align="center">
<a href="..." title="multichoice"><img src=".../icon.gif" alt="Multiple Choice" title="Multiple Choice"></a>
</td>

Joseph
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Moodle in English -> Testing and QA -> 1.8 Display Issues -> Re: 1.8 Display Issues

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Hi Mauno,
In CSS, a semicolon is used to separate each declaration from the next. The ending declaration does not require a semicolon. It is of course good practise to have one there just in case you need to add one more declaration later on, but its absence cannot do any harm.
Joseph
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1- Brent: I want to know if I can hide the Marks: --/1 that appears under the question number of each question?

Any good reason why you would want to do this? It looks to me that the student is entitled to know the "value" of each question he has to answer.wink

2- what is the best way to keep the user from needing to scroll back down after answering a question?

I quite agree that page refresh after a response has been submitted ought to take the student to the question he has just answered (maybe not to the next question, though). See this thread.

Joseph