Favorite Folder per Test

When you add questions to a test, you're usually pulling from the same one or two folders every time — the ones that hold that test's subject matter. Favorite Folder per Test remembers that folder separately for each test, so reopening the bank from a given test's editor takes you straight there, without disturbing your global Question Bank favorite.

How It Works

• Open the Question Bank from inside a test's editor (the picker used to add questions to that test).
• Navigate to a folder and click its star, exactly like favoriting in the standalone Question Bank.
• That folder becomes this test's favorite — the next time you open the bank from this same test, it opens there automatically.

Each test keeps its own favorite independently: Test A can favorite one folder while Test B favorites another, and switching between them switches which folder greets you. Setting it is always an explicit click of the star — simply browsing a folder while working in a test does not favorite it.

How It Relates to Your Global Favorite

Your global favorite (set from the standalone Question Bank, not from within a test) still governs every other time you open the bank. Inside a test's editor, the test's own favorite — if one has been set — takes priority over the global favorite for that session. If the test has no favorite of its own yet, opening the bank from it falls back to your global favorite, and then to the folder with the most questions if you have no favorite at all.

The star inside a test's editor always sets that test's favorite, never your global one — there's no way to view or change your global favorite from inside a test. Set your global favorite from the standalone Question Bank instead.

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