MadCap eLearning Styles

The styles that correlate to question section tags and to eLearning proxies can be edited using the project's cascading stylesheet (see Styles and Stylesheets and Editing Styles in a Regular Stylesheet). The following are MadCap-specific styles that support eLearning features in Flare.

Style	Description
MadCap:correctFeedback	Modifies the appearance of content that is shown as feedback when the eLearning question is answered correctly. See Feedback for eLearning.
MadCap:eLearningToolbarProxy	Modifies the look of the container holding the eLearning Toolbar for adding navigation buttons to topics. See Adding an eLearning Toolbar Proxy.
MadCap:incorrectFeedback	Modifies the appearance of content that is shown as feedback when the eLearning question is answered incorrectly. See Feedback for eLearning.
MadCap:multipleChoice	Modifies the look of question sections that have been inserted in the XML Editor. This consists of the MadCap\|question, MadCap\|multipleChoiceItem, MadCap\|correctFeedback, MadCap\|incorrectFeedback, and MadCap\|submitQuestionButton sections. See Questions and Answers.
MadCap:multipleChoiceItem	Modifies the look of the answer in the XML Editor that has been inserted within the MadCap\|multipleChoice section. See Questions and Answers.
MadCap:question	Modifies the look of the question in the XML Editor that has been inserted within the MadCap\|multipleChoice section. See Questions and Answers.
MadCap:submitQuestionButton	Modifies the look of the submit button that can be added to eLearning question sections for HTML5 output. See Feedback for eLearning. In the stylesheet, select the Unclassified > mc-label property to change the label for the button.
MadCap:testResultsProxy	Modifies the look of the container holding the Test Results when customizing the eLearning test results pages. See Customizing a Results Page.

Note Styles for the test results and eLearning toolbar are handled using skins. The skin files allow you to control how these components look and feel in your course. See Editing the Test Results Skin Component and Editing the eLearning Toolbar Skin Component.

Note If you are interested in your project's look and feel from a branding perspective, consider the Branding.css file. This stylesheet groups together common branding elements (e.g., logo, hero image, font, color palette) to match the output with your company's brand. See Branding.