Unfortunately, I was simply looking for the same solution myself as a requirement for a client. I believe with the latest update in Rise some naming conventions changed, therefore this brief line of code has been 'updated'. The best act would probably be to log a feature request if there isn't one already. It would be handy to have instead of having to change code once published.
I was able to export the Rise module and edit the main.bundle.css by adding line at end and save. But how do I import this back into Rise to test out? I'm not currently seeing a way to import back. Ideas?
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Rise does not provide a function to remove the line.
Thanks for this!!!
Does this still work?
It technically does still work, but it looks a little bit different now. Instead, add in the following:
You can then save your file and it should work.
If this brief line of code does turn the line of, please can this be added to course settings in next update of rise? That would be nice.
Unfortunately, I was simply looking for the same solution myself as a requirement for a client. I believe with the latest update in Rise some naming conventions changed, therefore this brief line of code has been 'updated'. The best act would probably be to log a feature request if there isn't one already. It would be handy to have instead of having to change code once published.
having to change code manually after publishing is a recipe for trouble over time, So lets feature request this loudly and hope it gets heard. :)
I am unable to save code changes so this option does not work for our site.
I was able to export the Rise module and edit the main.bundle.css by adding line at end and save. But how do I import this back into Rise to test out? I'm not currently seeing a way to import back. Ideas?
Hi Clinical Optimization,
You cannot upload an edited ZIP file back into Rise.
You have to make the same edit every time you export a new version of the course.