Common resources features

In this section, you will learn about common features that are present in both lessons and problems.

Managing statements

Writing title and text

Don’t forget to specify resource title, since you only specified the slug when you created the resource.

For writing the resource text, you are provided with a WYSIWYG editor.

Inserting images

You can insert images to the statement. Upload the image as media file in the Media subtab, and then insert it to the statement by adding an image with this URL: render/<imageFilename>.

Adding other languages

You can have multiple versions of the statements, based on language. You can add new languages in the Languages subtab. Default language is the default language shown to the user. You can also disable a language. When viewing the statement, users can switch language to their preferences

Managing partners

You can share the privilege to modify the resource you created to other users (called partners). Add the username of the user you want to share, in the Partners subtab. You can specify the permissions you want to grant.

Managing versions

Every changes to a resource will be tracked in a version control. Every time you consider that you have finished making a change, you have to commit your change so that the changes take effect. When you commit, one of the following events will happen:

• The commit succeeded. Your changes will be recorded.
• New commits have been made since you started editing. You will be prompted to update your local working copy. Click Update Working Copy. One of the following events will happen:
  • Update working copy succeeded. You can continue committing.
  • Update working copy failed. Your changes conflicts with the previous commits. Currently, there is no solution. You have to remember/save your changes somewhere and then click Discard Local Changes to discard your changes and load the latest version.

Note that you can also update working copy or discard local changes any time during your modification.