Articles:
- How to delete a course
- Copyright protection of your content on Kwiga
- Public or trial lesson
- How to change the status of a lesson to draft and hide it from students
- Usage of checkpoints
- How to Add Practice to a Lesson
- How to create a task with mandatory review by an assistant
- How to create a task for different offers
- How to create a test with scores and automatic approval
- How to create and conduct a quiz among students on the course
- Contents of the lesson, all types of activities in the lesson
- Downloading video files
- How to add time codes to the video
- How to add button to the lesson
- Inserting iframe code
- Adding fractions, mathematical functions, formulas
- How to add text with spoiler to the lesson
- How to create a course on the Kwiga platform
- How to create a marathon
- How to add a cover to a course
- Course Program Display Options
- How to add a public face to a course
- How to add a team to a course
- Course preview with different access levels
- Block above lesson or module pages (top banner)
- Setting delays, schedule for opening and closing lessons (dripping content)
- Report on student progress on the course
- Analytics of assignments completion on the course
- Course sales report
- How to create a copy of the course
- How to copy lesson content
- Assistant’s Access to Practical Assignments
- Student Can't See the Course (Marathon, Closed Group)
- How to set up a test so that students see comments after completion
- Letter delivery: why letters don't arrive and how to fix it
- How to Customize the Appearance of a Course
How do you add text with spoilers to the lesson, creating interactive and engaging material?
You can add spoilers to a lesson using the code editor. First, prepare the text that you want to hide under a spoiler. You can leave part of the text above the spoiler (a title or an indication that there is hidden text).
Next, you need to add tags. Open the code editor, and you will see a black area at the bottom.
At the beginning of the text, add the tag
At the very end of the text, add the tag <\/details>.
These actions will hide all the text placed between the tags under a spoiler. If you want to leave the title visible, then add the tag
Important! Add the tags not directly before the text, but leave the existing tags untouched. The correct placement is shown below in the example:
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