[ARCHIVED] Remove extra content frames?

[sslattery]

UPDATE: I see that I can adjust/remove content frames by editing the raw html. So the question is: what is causing Canvas to create new <div>s?

ORIGINAL QUESTION: I would like to remove the extra adjustable content frames that accrue on my assignment pages. Any ideas short of copying, deleting assignment, create new assignment, paste? That solution has so much extra work with all the extra attached info an assignment requires (file types, due date and time, rubrics, etc.).

Bonus thank you for how they accrue in the first place!

Thank you.

[Chris_Hofer · Accepted solution]

Good morning, @sslattery ...

Happy New Year!  There could be several reasons for the rogue HTML code showing up within your content page.  Did you paste in text from a MS Word document, by chance?  That may have done it.  But, there are many possible variables, so it's really hard to tell.  A while back, I wrote a blog here in the Community called HTML Cleanup.  You might try running your page through a site that cleans up your HTML code and then put it back on your page to see what it looks like.

I hope this will help a bit.  Take care!

[sslattery]

Thank you, chofer. I wasn't coming in from MS Word, but I do a lot of copying and pasting within Canvas. On top of that, some of it might have come from  Mac Pages a couple semesters ago. Regardless, I dipped back into my old html and early css knowledge to fix (hadn't even noticed the html interface until after posting the question).

Thank you for your reply. I read your linked post--what a nice service. I'll check out the cleanup in the future. All the best!