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Hide Check Answer button on Categories page 5 years 2 months ago #5935

xlearn Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 24 Thank you received: 3	Hi all, Uni of York are recent adopters of Xerte. I have a tutor who wants to allow students to use the drag and drop feature in Categories page type, without being judged right or wrong. Ideally, we would change the check answer button to a 'print' or 'download' button, but for now, what's the best way to simply hide the 'check' button? Regards Lilian
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Hide Check Answer button on Categories page 5 years 2 months ago #5938

Fay Offline Elite Member Posts: 229 Thank you received: 92	Hi Lilian If you add the optional property 'styles' to the page you can paste in this css which will hide the button: #pageContents #button { display: none; } Thanks Fay
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Hide Check Answer button on Categories page 5 years 2 months ago #5947

xlearn Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 24 Thank you received: 3	Many thanks for your reply, Fay. That works. Another piece of useful advice I've received from Ron is that if I only want to hide the button on the Categories page type on the LO, then I can use the code: .x_categories_page #pageContents #button { display: none; } Much appreciated.
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Hide Check Answer button on Documentation page 4 years 11 months ago #6188

xlearn Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 24 Thank you received: 3	I've been trying for hours but the advice to use #pageContents #button { display: none; } doesn't seem to work for the Documentation page type. What am I doing wrong? I want to make the question rhetorical so don't wish to have a 'download' button or the instruction text. screenshot of page
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Hide Check Answer button on Documentation page 4 years 11 months ago #6189

tom Offline Administrator Posts: 1286 Thank you received: 324	Each pagetype is a bit different. For the documentation page you can try: .x_documentation_page #pageContents #downloadBtn { display: none; } The following user(s) said Thank You: xlearn
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Hide Check Answer button on Documentation page 4 years 11 months ago #6190

xlearn Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 24 Thank you received: 3	Tom, you're a star! Merry Christmas to you and Inge.
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