--- loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Course_Prefs_Display.tex	2013/07/23 03:06:00	1.3
+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Course_Prefs_Display.tex	2016/05/06 21:37:06	1.6
@@ -6,15 +6,26 @@ This panel lets you set various display
 	\item Visibly Separate Items on a Page
 	\item Disable Display of Problem Receipts
 	\item Force use of a specific math rendering engine
-	\item Set default options for \textless m\textgreater tags when 
+	\item Set default options for $<$m$>$ tags when 
 converting \LaTeX{} to html. 
 
+Style files (.sty extension) created in Authoring Space and published to the shared content pool
+can be selected for use when rendering resources in the course by clicking the 
+\underline{Select Style File} link. See the ``Resource Types'' item in the ``Introduction to LON-CAPA
+Authoring'' section in the Authoring manual for more information about .sty files.  An alternative to
+the use of .sty files is to create a CSS file (.css extension) in Authoring Space, and publish to the shared content pool.  Note: in this case you would use a problem parameter ``CSS file to link (cssfile)'', accessed via Content Settings, instead of Course Settings, to apply the style to resource(s) in your course. 
+
+Composite Pages include two or more resources on a single web page.  By selecting ``Yes'' for 
+visible separation, adjacent resources will be separated by a horizontal rule.
+
+Problem Receipts will be displayed by default when feedback on correctness is being displayed to a student, and the student has submitted the correct solution. See the ``Verify a Submission Receipt Number'' section (\ref{Grade_Verify}).
+
 The 
-default for math rendering\index{math renderng} is to convert using the display 
+default for math rendering\index{math rendering} is to convert using the display 
 mechanism that the user has selected in preferences.
-This can be overriden by setting the attribute display to one of \textbf{tth} or 
-\textbf{jsMath} or
-\textbf{mimetex} which will force a specfic display mechanism. Note, however, that setting
+This can be overriden by setting the attribute display to one of \textbf{MathJax},  
+\textbf{mimetex} or
+\textbf{tth} which will force a specfic display mechanism. Note, however, that setting
 the attribute display to jsmath is generally discouraged as it requires users to have
 installed jsmath fonts on their computer. See \\ \texttt{http://www.math.union.edu/\char`~ dpvc/jsmath/}.
 \end{itemize}