Posts made by Joseph Rézeau

Picture of Core developers Picture of Plugin developers Picture of Testers Picture of Translators

Laura,

Are you using the Formal White theme which comes with Moodle 1.7 or your old customized Formal White theme from 1.5? You should really use the 1.7 Formal White theme, not the old one, as things have changed... Then you could make in the 1.7 version the small changes that you had made in the 1.5 version and see what gives.

Have you checked that your current Format White theme's config.php file has this line:

$THEME->standardsheets = array('styles_layout');

Joseph

Picture of Core developers Picture of Plugin developers Picture of Testers Picture of Translators

Hi Laura,

Unfortunately you do not say which Theme you are using nor where exactly in your Moodle site these overlapping links occur. However, I expect the problem occurs in the breadcrumb and is due to a change in the way such breadcrumb links are displayed starting with Moodle 1.6. If you make sure that your actual theme refers to the standard theme's styles_layout.css file, all should fall back into place. Please check that your current theme's config.php file has this line:

$THEME->standardsheets = array('styles_layout');

Joseph

Picture of Core developers Picture of Plugin developers Picture of Testers Picture of Translators
Guido > But when I type in a cloze-question [\mu] , moodle eats the backslash. In that case moodle gives me [mu] .

Which Moodle version are you using? I suppose you mean that, in a cloze question type, you have a shortanswer sub-question where you are expecting µ as an answer. What is the relation between µ and the backslash, I wonder? thoughtful Anyway, if I have the following code in a cloze / shortanswer question, there is no problem with the µ character displaying (latest update of Moodle 1.6.3).

Type the Greek letter µ in your answer {:SHORTANSWER:%100%µ#ok}.

Joseph

Attachment image000.jpg
Picture of Core developers Picture of Plugin developers Picture of Testers Picture of Translators
Shawn > when the kid types an answer in the response field and hits the return key, the quiz
module advances to the next question in the quiz thereby saving the kid from clicking on and on and on...

I do not see this behavior either in 1.6 or 1.7. What are your quiz settings ? adaptative mode on/off? 1 question per page? Students may review: etc.

What I see is that when a student enters his answer and hits RETURN the focus remains in the answer input text field. Are you quite sure that pressing Enter makes the quiz proceed to the next question page?

Joseph

Average of ratings: Useful (1)