Bullet points are different sizes across flash cards

Hi,

Phil, thanks for the reply.

I work at a university, and the content needs to be accessible. Workarounds like this break accessibility. By manually adding bullets the underlying code is no longer structured as a list.

Using the bullets function, we get structured HTML that is accessible:

By manually typing bullets, we get HTML that is incorrectly structured as paragraphs:

Other places where I run into formatting problems are in titles and some activities (the matching one for sure). I work on a lot of technical content. Sometimes I need text to be subscript, or superscript, or italic, and the option isn’t there. A commonly used workaround that was shared with me is to search for “italic text generator” online and use that to make italic text (or superscript/subscript). This gives Unicode italic text that you can copy-paste into your course. Besides the visual inconsistency, my screen reader (NVDA) does not read these Unicode characters correctly.

Example 1 – Labeled graphic:

Example 2 – Lesson titles:

Example 3 – Matching exercises:

The only place that I have found a workaround is for accordion titles. In the text I can add <i></i>, , or   tags to style the text as needed.

For example, in the editor:

In the final course, it works:

I've tried this technique in other Rise blocks, but unfortunately it doesn't work there.