Two formatting issues with worksheets

[Mitch Keller]

Mostly for Oscar, but those in tune with the CSS may have insights as well.

1. Looking at this worksheet with source file, notice how the first #exercise contains a #task that contains yet another #task.. In the non-printable version, this looks correct. However, when I go to the print preview, the sub-#tasks are not indented any more than their parent #task is. I anticipate this is likely in the “easy fix” category.
2. Looking at this worksheet with source file, things get really wild when you go to the printable version. Somehow, the #conclusion to the first #exercise gets floated up to be after the first #task in the #exercise. Looking at the raw HTML for this printable page, the conclusion is in the correct spot. However, the inspector shows that the conclusion appears to have migrated above the second task. I think this might be a bug in the logic that is blowing things up into pages, since the #exercise in question has more #task than fit on a single page (and thus, structuring with #page here isn’t really a solution unless I elevate the various #task to #exercise).

I had previously run into issues with #task 2b disappearing from the printable version (but space for it and its workspace being left there?). Upgrading my CLI version seems to have resolved that.

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Mitch Keller
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