It is still working for me: <a class="external" href="url">TEXT</a>

Is there a way to increase the size of the icon? 

Typesetting mathematical notation can be a challenge. Many applications offer some form of "equation editor," but these editors are often limiting and cumbersome. Users who need to typeset a large num...

This, for example, produces an undesirable result (see attached screenshot):<a class="btn btn-primary icon-calendar-day" style="font-size: 24px;" href="LINK">Calendar</a>I would, ideally, like to crea...

This is great, Susan! Gave me some ideas to add to my own handout: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ttlk7WLRB7uc6A41i8V3ADtlaee-3Xxn. Thank you!

This is a NEEDED feature! It is so tedious to have to change this in the gradebook. It took YEARS to get the "collapse all modules" button implemented, though, so I'm not holding my breath...

I am experiencing this as well, but even weirder yet, only part of the equation is missing:What the student sees on her Chromebook: What I see on my computer: The negative sign just disappeared!

This, for example, produces an undesirable result (see attached screenshot):<a class="btn btn-primary icon-calendar-day" style="font-size: 24px;" href="LINK">Calendar</a>I would, ideally, like to crea...

Is there a way to increase the size of the icon? 

It is still working for me: <a class="external" href="url">TEXT</a>