As reported on the wiki page the headings are not shown inside <quiz> tags and are also not listed in table of contents.
Example:
<quiz>
== Title ==
{Question
|type="()"}
+ The correct answer.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.
</quiz>| Harjotsingh | |
| May 27 2017, 6:47 PM |
| F8201779: heading-quiz.png | |
| May 27 2017, 6:56 PM |
As reported on the wiki page the headings are not shown inside <quiz> tags and are also not listed in table of contents.
Example:
<quiz>
== Title ==
{Question
|type="()"}
+ The correct answer.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.
</quiz>| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | None | T148969 Provide some love to the Quiz extension | |||
| Resolved | Harjotsingh | T160257 Proposal : Adding Custom features while upgrading and updating Quiz extension - Gsoc17 | |||
| Declined | Harjotsingh | T166441 Headings defined inside quiz tags are not listed in table of contents |
The need for headings inside <quiz> seems unnecessary.
Headings can be used outside the <quiz> tags separating different quizzes under each heading/section.
Example:
== Quiz section 1 ==
<quiz>
{Question
|type="()"}
+ The correct answer.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.
</quiz>
== Quiz Section 2 ==
<quiz>
{Question
|type="()"}
+ The correct answer.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.
</quiz>Screenshot :