Sure! In several of my courses, I put a set of navigation buttons at the top of each page to help navigate a module. For a module with many pages, it's a big improvement over just "Next" and "Previous...

Nick,I think this html might do what you want. In addition to the toggler class, I add a button class (and take away the toggler triangle icon.) I also added the "aria-expanded="false"" to the toggler...

stefaniesanders​, yes, for whatever reason, the Rich Content Editor View doesn't load or apply CSS either, which makes it behave similarly to the mobile app. I do most of my editing either in HTML vie...

Theoretically yes, but in actuality, no. The classes hidden-desktop, hidden-tablet, hidden-phone, visible-desktop, visible-tablet, and visible-phone are all defined in the Canvas CSS. Here's a table o...

This latest version fixes the problems I was having! If you've tried this before and weren't able to get it to work, I encourage you to try it again! Thanks very much to  @stelpstra ​!

I think I figured out the issue! Apparently to use "position: sticky;" the parent div needs to have a defined height. In the body of a Canvas page, the height is whatever it needs to be for the conten...

In html styles in general, "position:sticky" (combined with other formatting) enables a div to remain visible even as the user scrolls down. (For an example of this in the Canvas UI, see the behavior ...

Hi all. I had this same problem and found another workaround that doesn't involve keeping duplicate assignments.  In your course, go to Settings > Import Content > Copy a Canvas courseLook up your ver...

Thanks for this! I'll see if my account admins will make me a custom class.

Throughout Canvas' UI, the default style for links is blue text with no underline except on hover. But when I create a link in a page in a course, the underline is always on by default. If I apply the...