Style multi-choice answers more like multi-part questions #562
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https://openstax.atlassian.net/browse/CORE-602
This seemed like the safest way to make the change. There was no styling on multi-choice answers before: they were using the default ordered list style. I did not want to modify the markup in cookbook because that could cause unintended changes in other build types (particularly docx/pptx since they use pandoc).
Effectively, this recreates the alphabetical list with some additional styling that makes it look more like multi-part questions (which is depicted in the
Critical Thinkingpart of the PDF screenshot).Web
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