I think it depends on the platform! But for the most part, you should be able to!

On the Dashboard they can be different colors! The Global Navigation bar will stay the same though.

@@canvaslmsqueen Thanks .. I'm looking at "color coding" the main pages.

@@levon9 Awesome! Have fun!

Thank you so much Suzette! ❤ Hope you are doing well!

@@mthguru indeed!! Thank you!

Thank you 💕

Thank you!! ❤️

@@forrestfitzpatrick9709 aww that’s sweet! Very possible! My due date is 5.25.25 … but we’ll see!!

@@krystynasibilska9362 thank you so much 🥰

@@nancyeverts thank you 💕

@@lizbrentart Thank you friend 🥰💕

@@gabrielaquintero5063 Thank you 🥰💕

@@HeatherCharlton-p1d awesome! Love it. Sorry to hear mine didn’t work out for you!

Within Canvas Theming which is a Canvas Admin feature.

@@stephaniemartens5757 oh no! Send me some screenshots at [email protected] and I’ll try to trouble shoot the issue!

Thank you! Happy to be back :)

Anywhere it states "background-color: #c4dff3;" - the "#c4dff3" is the code for a specific color. Hope this helps!

@@heathercharlton6528 thank you!

@@heathercharlton6528 do you mean the pictures that act as a button?

@@canvaslmsqueen The codes to put things in your page. ><. That sign.

@@heathercharlton6528 Yeah! So it just depends on what you want to code for! I have an HTML code key you can copy and paste into your Canvas course! Here is the link --> www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Canvas-HTML-Editor-Code-Keys-8469387

@@heathercharlton6528 lol 😂 overtime I leaned. I also watched some basic HTML videos on KZbin durning the pandemic when I had nothing else going on!

@@HeatherCharlton-p1d Thank you! Yes, I have. Here’s the link to the video :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/onSoaKyQjN6gq80si=du2-kqd-2QajSCVp

@@jenniferbrabston9055 it’s a Chrome extension!

@@兔子治愈绘画 Great question! According to their site, looks like you can sell from anywhere in the world -> help.teacherspayteachers.com/hc/en-us/articles/360042199632-I-live-outside-of-the-U-S-Can-I-sell-on-TPT

Where exactly are you trying to add a text box?

I’d love to add it anywhere in an entry ticket. I’ve used assignments and quizzes to date. The value is zero because the kids have to write their answers on paper and turn them in

Your welcome! :)

@@PortCanon absolutely! Like how to create them and then use them in Canvas?

@@antoniobento4643 haha 😂 you are very welcome!

@@popcstheatrecompany3394 did you use the link version or the student annotation version?

Thanks for your comment! I do not have a tutorial at this time, but I do know homeschool curriculum sells well on TpT. Also, since you are a nurse, you may want to consider creating resources for nursing teachers/students for high school programs. This is a niche subject, which is great because it makes it easier for you to get customers. Hope this helps!

@@tiffanyt.3746 Thank you 🥰 I’m so happy that the videos have helped you 💕

To streamline the assignment process and avoid confusion, you could try these steps in Canvas: Create a Single Assignment: In the assignment settings, select "Online Submission" and enable both "File Upload" and "Text Entry." This way, students can either upload a picture of their hand-drawn poster or provide a Canva link in a text box. Clear Instructions: In the assignment description, clearly explain that they should choose one submission type: upload a photo of their hand-drawn poster or paste a link to their Canva poster. Add step-by-step instructions for both options to ensure students know how to submit correctly. Visual Cues: To reduce the chances of students starting the assignment before reading, use bold, numbered steps or even a simple table/graphic explaining the two options upfront. You can also create visual buttons (images) for students to click on and access the Canva document. Hope this helps!

@@paulinagarcia7218 It’s called “eye dropper”

So I kind of figured it out but I keep having some problems. I took the beginning of the first example and then the ending part of the second example: <ul id="group_1" style="display: none;">Text to show when expanded goes here.</ul>Text to show ws that </ul> My problem is that the first part (<ul id="group_1" style="display: none;">) moves down next to the </ul> every time I re-edit the page - skipping over everything that it's supposed to contain. And I need stuff below it so I'm a bit confused now why this section of code keeps moving?

Hey! Try out this "newer" accordion instead! Way more user-friendly for placing content! <details> <summary style="background-color: #ccdce4; padding: 10px; border-radius: 3px;"><span style="font-family: lato, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;"><strong>Reporting Relationships Eligibility</strong></span></summary> <p style="background: #ffffff; border: 1px solid #E0E0E0; padding: 1em; margin-top: -1px;"><span style="font-family: lato, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;">OFAC Sanctions Regulations operate on a "strict liability" basis, meaning no intent is required. Merely engaging in a prohibited transaction can lead to a violation.</span><span style="color: var(--ic-brand-font-color-dark); font-family: inherit; font-size: 1rem;">&nbsp;</span></p> </details>

@@krystalwillis1179 thank you so much! Quick question, are you importing the ZIP file or the Course Export Package ending in “.imscc” ?

As long as the site is the product, it should be fine! I am selling an online webinar course that links to video links, and I have not had any issues.

Oh no! So you are staying the embedded code in Canvas is not working within Canvas?

Of course! And great question! I wouldn't give students all that work in a day, usually two assignments at a time. This would space out my grading a bit. I would also use Rubrics to help me grade relatively fast. Many things I had students submit were also based on completion. Hope this helps!