Does anyone know how to make the radio button centered in the box it exists within (see attached image)? I have tried centering it and I reduced the margins of the text box to 0px. The way that it is effects overlap and also means that when I align it to the center of other objects, it does not appear centered.
Also, I would like my default text box to be 'Do not autofit' and 'wrap text in shape'. I created a text box with these setting and selected 'set as default text box', but the settings are not holding. I have tried Insert --> textbox and ctrl t.
I have found this too. When you first create the radio button it is out of alignment
then I just go up and change the alignment to centre and it normally works...you'll notice it increases the size of the box surrounding the radio button - and if you try changing the size of that surrounding box it throws it out of whack.
Sometimes though, I have played around and had to change the alignnment to centre, right justified and then back to centre to make it work.
What doesn't change when the radio button looks centred is the hover state and I haven't been able to successfully change that.
This was done in SL1 - but behaviour same for me in SL2
Thanks, Wendy. I tried adjusting the alignment back and forth and I haven't been successful yet. I might have to remove the glow of the hover state so it doesn't look so bad when it shows the overlap to the next button.
Just catching this conversation. I think this is the problem I am experiencing. If someone could help me out - I would be very grateful.
In the standard quiz template, radio buttons are centered with the answer options. It remains centered as you add additional lines. Further, it appears that the text and radio button are grouped together in an outer box that I can fill with color. How can I duplicate this in a custom quiz?
You can certainly create a similar effect manually if you'd like.
I put together a brief example based on your description here and the first slide is the built-in graded question, but the second I started with a blank slide.
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Hi Crystal
I have found this too. When you first create the radio button it is out of alignment
then I just go up and change the alignment to centre and it normally works...you'll notice it increases the size of the box surrounding the radio button - and if you try changing the size of that surrounding box it throws it out of whack.
What doesn't change when the radio button looks centred is the hover state
and I haven't been able to successfully change that.
This was done in SL1 - but behaviour same for me in SL2
Thanks, Wendy. I tried adjusting the alignment back and forth and I haven't been successful yet. I might have to remove the glow of the hover state so it doesn't look so bad when it shows the overlap to the next button.
I miss SL1...
Here we are, four years later and I tried Wendy's technique and could not replicate the results in SL3. Has there been a fix for this yet?
Hi Onoda,
The radio button alignment is aligned left, and within a quiz question, they're all aligned to one another vertically as well.
Can you share a bit more about what you'd like to set up and we can help point you in the right direction!
Just catching this conversation. I think this is the problem I am experiencing. If someone could help me out - I would be very grateful.
In the standard quiz template, radio buttons are centered with the answer options. It remains centered as you add additional lines. Further, it appears that the text and radio button are grouped together in an outer box that I can fill with color. How can I duplicate this in a custom quiz?
Appreciate any help you can offer.
Thanks,
Carol
Hi Carol,
You can certainly create a similar effect manually if you'd like.
I put together a brief example based on your description here and the first slide is the built-in graded question, but the second I started with a blank slide.
Hope this helps!
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