It
is probably coming from one of the header files. (The header files can
be separate, so that hardcopy is coded in pure TeX and the screen
header is pure HTML. You can also write the header files as if they
were a .pg problem which means they will work in both modes. That is my
personal preference since it means I only have to update information in
one place.
First take a look at the problems (use the Hmwk set editor, and click
in the column labeled problems -- there are usually 7 problems in set
0). You have have accidentally included one of the header files in the
problem set. You can delete it from this page which lists the problems.
Secondly from the "Hmwk set editor" check that the "set header" (for HTML output) is
set0/screenHeaderFile0.pg and that the "hardcopy header" (for TeX output) is set0/paperHeaderFile0.pg
You can also edit this entry for set 0 (check the box and choose edit
set from above). This allows to choose a new set header. The default
setting is a copy of setHeader.pg which is stored in
webwork2/conf/snippets/setHeader.pg. In order to be able to clone
this file, I make a copy of it the templates directory and then use the
pop up buttons to select it and customize it for a particular problem.
You can look at this example to see how it should look. (Use practice1 as login and password.)
for an example
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