Dan,
Apologies – I replied to the emails rather than posting here:
Dan,
This seems to fix the radio buttons. I noticed that if I have code tags in the question or answer, the whole question is in that format.
Also, you mentioned paragraphs earlier. I am using the Classic Editor, so not sure if that is contributing in some way, but it has not been an issuing the past - only with the most recent update.
If you try quiz 1:
https://programmingby.design/java-book/chapter-3-objects-input-and-output/#quiz1
You will notice the text all becomes mono-spaced, but this was only to be for the noted text:
[qwiz style="width: 60%; min-height: 0px;" repeat_incorrect="false" random="true"]
[h]Packages, Classes, Methods and Randomness
[i]Answer all the questions by selecting the best possible answer.
[q]Which of the following is not a valid java package?
[c] <code>java.lang</code>
[c*] <code>java.Scanner</code>
[c] <code>java.util</code>
[c] <code>javax.swing</code>
[fx]The <code>Scanner</code> class is not a package.
[q]Which of the following produces a random number in the range 1-10, inclusive?
[c]<code>(int)(Math.random()*9+1)</code>
[c*]<code>(int)(Math.random()*10+1)</code>
[c]<code>(int)(Math.random()*11)</code>
[c]<code>(int)(Math.random()*10)</code>
[fx]When converted to <code>int</code>, the multiplier will produce a value in the range 0 to one less than the multiplier.
[q]Which of the following produces a random number in the range 30-45, inclusive?
[c]<code>(int)(Math.random()*30+15)</code>
[c]<code>(int)(Math.random()*30+16)</code>
[c*]<code>(int)(Math.random()*16+30)</code>
[c]<code>(int)(Math.random()*15+30)</code>
[fx]When converted to <code>int</code>, the multiplier will produce a value in the range 0 to one less than the multiplier. Then we add the offset.
[q]The <code>Scanner</code> class is provided by which package?
[c]<code>java.lang</code>
[c]<code>javax.swing</code>
[c*]<code>java.util</code>
[c]None of the above.
[fx]The <code>Scanner</code> class is available in the package <code>java.util</code>.
[q]Which class is comprised primarily of static methods?
[c*]<code>Math</code>
[c]<code>System</code>
[c]<code>String</code>
[c]<code>Scanner</code>
[fx]The <code>Math</code> class is comprised of all static methods.
[q]The <code>System.in</code> reference variable points to which kind of object?
[c*]<code>InputStream</code>
[c]<code>PrintStream</code>
[c]<code>String</code>
[c]<code>Scanner</code>
[fx]The <code>InputStream</code> object is our default input device.
[q]The <code>System.out</code> reference variable points to which kind of object?
[c]<code>InputStream</code>
[c*]<code>PrintStream</code>
[c]<code>String</code>
[c]<code>Scanner</code>
[fx]The <code>PrintStream</code> object is our default output device.
[x]The quiz is now complete. Click the button below to repeat this quiz.
[restart]
[/qwiz]
Dan,
Something is definitely off with the text formatting. I cannot find a reason why this is so different. Do you have a 3.56 zip file handy? I am going to try rolling back using my backup and just pulling the directory tree.
Bill
