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How to create a problem document

How to create a problem in WebMiau

Step Description Image
1 Navigate in the File Explorer to the right directory (section) and open the context menu. Choose "New Document". 001
2 It opens a dialog box. Choose the type Problem, choose one of the templates and enter a name.
Press Save.		 002
3 WebMiau creates a new file and displays it green (new) in the File Explorer. Furthermore the new problem opens. 003
4 You can now enter content between \begin{content} ... \end{content}
Try for example: "My first text in WebMiau". Create a preview with the preview button on the right toolbar		 004

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In general, as an author, you don't need to change anything here, WebMiau configures and updates automatically for you.

Problem environment

To start with a question, you have to insert a problem environment, in which you can include as many questions as you like.
In the problem file, set the cursor after
\usepackage{mumie.genericproblem} and use the shortcut Alt-P to insert the problem environment.
WebMiau generates the following code snippet for you

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\begin{problem}
  \begin{question}
    \begin{answer}
 
    \end{answer}         
  \end{question}    
\end{problem}

To create another question, set the cursor after the \end{question} environment and use the shortcut Alt-Q.
WebMiau generates the following code snippet for you

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\begin{question}
  \begin{answer}
 
  \end{answer}         
\end{question}

If you need more than one answer, set the cursor after the \end{answer} environment and use the shortcut Alt-A.
WebMiau generates the following code snippet for you

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\begin{answer}
 
\end{answer}

Updated by Tim Konopka, 5 years ago – 9e3fd80