Update - If you use<div style="display: none;"></div>instead of <span...then it appears to be persistent. Info found here: Re: Aceptable HTML Elements

Edited to add - use <div> rather than <span>   There is a bit of a workaround although it is not ideal.   Click to edit the page and then click on HTML Editor. Surround the text to be hidd...

I have been playing around trying to figure out a persistent way of leaving comments in the html code of canvas pages for a while.There have been various discussions in various threads as to whether o...

It would be nice if the mobile app did conform more closely to the web app in its handling of js. There seems to be no obvious technical reason why the app can't rendered the pages as intended.

I thought it was already stripped out of user content?What about iframes with the code hosted elsewhere? (We use that quite a lot!)

There is a work-around (not sure I would call it a solution) that allows for the correct behaviour - ie students online seeing the meetings they need to, meetings correctly in the Zoom app, and one...

Adding canvas section compatability is on the Zoom LTi roadmap according to a post I saw on the Zoom app dev forum ( https://devforum.zoom.us/t/api-calls-to-import-or-create-meetings-within-the-lti-pr...

It works! It was a tedious half an hour going through the fifty invites in the calendar setting each one to the appropriate section (having the calendar in weekly view helps), but I now have all the m...

Edited to Add: Improved Solution... Make all of the meetings in zoom as normal, then go to calendar and for each meeting follow from instruction (5) below, but only give a date to the appropriate sect...

Hi Chofer,Thanks for the answer. The hope was not to need to import the commons resource to each course individually as there are a lot of courses (>100 I think).We did find a different solution wh...