Right click on the answer / response you want to edit and choose 'Inspect' (wording might vary based on your browser).
In the web inspector window, it should have selected the paragraph text representing the answer. Right click this text and choose 'Edit html' or similar (again, different browsers have different wording here).
Then you can add an image "tag" with the source pointing to the image (online) that you want to use.
If you want to embed the image (not have it hot linked) you would have to first encode the image to "base64" and insert it as a data source. To do that, use a service like https://www.base64-encode.com/image-to-base64 to encode your image to a bit horrible-looking string and paste that in as the "src" of the image tag.
That's about it. You can use this trick anywhere you can normally format text.
Hmmm, I wasn't able to do this successfully. Exactly which bit needs to be swapped out for the image tag? I included an image of what I am seeing below.
If you'd like to follow up with Tim directly on the workaround solution he offered, you can do so by clicking on his name and selecting the 'Contact Me' option!
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Right click on the answer / response you want to edit and choose 'Inspect' (wording might vary based on your browser).
In the web inspector window, it should have selected the paragraph text representing the answer. Right click this text and choose 'Edit html' or similar (again, different browsers have different wording here).
Then you can add an image "tag" with the source pointing to the image (online) that you want to use.
If you want to embed the image (not have it hot linked) you would have to first encode the image to "base64" and insert it as a data source. To do that, use a service like https://www.base64-encode.com/image-to-base64 to encode your image to a bit horrible-looking string and paste that in as the "src" of the image tag.
That's about it. You can use this trick anywhere you can normally format text.
Tim, you are awesome. Thank you!
Jessica Bacca
eSchool Math Teacher
Pathfinder School of Innovation
+1
Thank you for this. Looking forward to giving it a try!
Hmmm, I wasn't able to do this successfully. Exactly which bit needs to be swapped out for the image tag? I included an image of what I am seeing below.
Hi Sarah!
Sorry to hear you've hit this setback!
If you'd like to follow up with Tim directly on the workaround solution he offered, you can do so by clicking on his name and selecting the 'Contact Me' option!
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