There are several places in the course where question feedback that contains both equations and expository text is coded entirely as mathml. Since mathml doesn't wrap, this causes the user to have to scroll horizontally to the right quite a bit to read all of the feedback. Consider coding the text part of the feedback as text rather than mathml so that the feedback will wrap.
Here are two examples, but I believe there are likely others:
There are several places in the course where question feedback that contains both equations and expository text is coded entirely as mathml. Since mathml doesn't wrap, this causes the user to have to scroll horizontally to the right quite a bit to read all of the feedback. Consider coding the text part of the feedback as text rather than mathml so that the feedback will wrap.
Here are two examples, but I believe there are likely others:
https://stellarator.oli.cmu.edu/sections/real_chemistry_review_june_18/page/vuswd_gas_laws_moles_of_gas_and_volu_f2c11 (correct answer feedback for last DIGT on the page)
https://stellarator.oli.cmu.edu/sections/real_chemistry_review_june_18/page/vuswd_diffusion_and_effusion_of_gase_wa9dh (correct answer feedback for one of the LBDs in the middle of the page: "At a certain temperature..."