My last fix involved improving the formatting of Likert survey questions. The fix worked great on the survey questions themselves, and all was well until . . .
. . . I revisited the quiz from the Building Blocks of Arguments topic, which had several fill-in-the-blank questions that now looked like this:
Yikes! In the first example, the blank takes up both lines of the question; in the second, the line is force justified, in a way. Neither is as it should be!
Fortunately, the fix seems to be just removing the “display: flex:” from those <p> elements.
Also fortunately, it was likely that I could just target this particular quiz (#5, apparently) and take the flexbox specification off the <p> elements therein, as judging by the selectors copied from each question:
I was able to simplify the selector so I could include all <p> elements within that quiz. I replaced “display: flex” with “display: block” and everything was well again.
So, yes, it’s just a band-aid. But all is well for now until I, say, want to add a Likert scale to a question in Quiz #5 or need to fix the formatting of fill-in-the-blank questions for other quizzes. But for now, I’m good.