Hi:
I have a quiz in a Rise course and am using a custom color scheme (which happens to be red/hex #cc0000). My issue is on the quiz, regardless of whether the learner answered correctly or incorrectly, the icon (both the "correct" check, and the "incorrect" X) that is displayed is red colored. Is there a way to make the incorrect icon one color and the correct icon a different color? Thanks!
Thank you, Alyssa; that would be great. I think from a "visual learner's" perspective, seeing a color such as red for both incorrect and correct responses might lead to unnecessary confusion. Thanks again!
I agree, and my team is having an issue with it because the SL classes have green for correct and it doesn't line up with our Rise courses.
I just want to second this. This is a consistent comment/complaint that I get from our learners. It makes it very difficult for them to understand!
Hi Perry!
Thanks for sharing the feedback!
I've included you in the feature report being tracked so you can be notified as soon as we have updates to share!
I created a Theme Component for this, in this example the theme accent color is orange, and I'm using a green color for the correct accent color. This is especially helpful if your brand color is on the orange/red side of the spectrum.
https://theme-360.com/theme-component/quiz-result-color-override/
Hi Phil!
This looks great!
Thank you for sharing this example with the community! I'm sure other users discovering the thread will find it very useful!
Excellent fix, Phil!
Hi there, Judy! It sounds like having the ability to customize the colors used for correct and incorrect quiz answers would be really helpful for your team, especially because you're using a red custom theme color! I'd be happy to share that idea as a feature request. While that isn't on our roadmap right now, we'll let you know if we make any changes that will help.
We need this!!!! Our Brand color is red as well and it drives my SMEs crazy.
Yes, this feature request has been open for 6 years now (it already appears in older discussions threads). The wrong color for correct/ incorrect is really disturbing for learners
