Hi @kate4604,
I’m sorry you’re having this issue!
Can you send us a copy of your system report: https://lifterlms.com/docs/how-to-use-the-lifterlms-system-report/ following these guidelines: https://wordpress.org/support/forum-user-guide/faq/#i-need-to-post-code-is-that-okay or at least let us know what theme you’re using so we can try and replicate the issue to figure out how to best help you?
Additionally, if you could send us screenshots through a service (Dropbox, Drive, Imgur, CloudUp, etc…) and post a link to your screenshot that would be helpful as well!
Once we can see and hopefully replicate the issue (or at least see if there’s an obvious conflict we can help you with) we can give you instructions on how to correct it!
Let us know if you have any further questions!
Thanks and take care,
Hi Natalie – System Report: here
Screenshot of the Quiz Information page
Hi @kate460,
Thank you for the screenshot! However, the system report is saying access denied in google docs so I’m not able to see it.
However, from the screenshot it looks like this could be related to a theme issue. Can you tell us which theme you’re using so we can try and recreate it?
Additionally, if you could send us a screenshot of the CSS on that page: https://lifterlms.com/docs/css-structure/ we can try and provide a workaround to the spacing issue!
Let us know if you have any further questions!
Thanks and take care,
Hi Natalie,
We sorted out the CSS issue, making the buttons lie why they should be.
However, I wanted to check on my other question. Can you edit the layout of the Quiz Results page, without editing the .php file? We would like to hide the entire Quiz Information section at the bottom of the Quiz Results page. Is this possible?
@kate4604
The only way to hide this area without modifying PHP would be to do so with CSS which means that it still technically exists but would be invisible on screen:
Assuming what you’re looking to hide is all of the “meta” information (minimum grade, remaining attempts, number of questions, etc…) in your screenshot (and the title that says “Quiz Information”) you could try this:
.single-llms_quiz h2.llms-quiz-meta-title,
.single-llms_quiz ul.llms-quiz-meta-info { display: none; }
I think that should work on most themes assuming there isn’t additional (more specific) css that would take priority over that.
