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...

Many thanksAlex

Hi KelleyPlease can I request access to the Canvas Hacks Course.a.p.g.robinson@bham.ac.ukMany thanksAlex

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...