I started tinkering tonight with the great Decaf theme by Lei Zhang and next thing you knew it I was making a Facebook theme.
I have often been asked if Moodle could look like Facebook, and in Moodle 1.9 the theme engine was just not cut out for it. The new engine in Moodle 2.0 however is different.
To download click here (now updated for Moodle 2.2.x
Julian
Thanks, Julian, from Imagine2 I became into you fans
The theme, now called Moodlebook has now been uploaded to the Theme's database for download and testing. Click here for the link.
This is the first draft of the theme and is probably got a few bugs in it. Please make sure you post your issues here so I can iron them out ASAP. Otherwise, if you find a fix for an issue you can post your solutions here as well.
Be sure to rate the post as "Useful" if indeed you find it to be so
Enjoy.
Julian
Hi Julian,
Great look.
I tried to download the file, but received a 404 error.
Margaret
Hi Manish This theme is not working properly.;
Jaymin,
Please read the latest post of this thread. You will find a patched version of the moodlebook theme which works with moodle 2.1 and moodle 2.2.
Hi Julian,
Thank you. I was able to get the theme up and running with no problems. As I "play" with this theme I will let you know of the good, the bad, and (hopefully not) the ugly.
First question: Is there a reason you chose the fixed width? I will try to play with percentages.
The theme is very cool!
Margaret
Margaret
Hi !
I love the theme. I'm trying to modify width (I'd like it a little bit wider). Any clue on how to achieve this ? I tried modifying values in core.css and pagelayout.css, with theme designer mode enabled, but with no success.
Hi,
Usually you can adjust the width using the #page selector in the css with this CSS rule.
#page { width: 98%; margin: 0 1%; }
If that does not work then it depends on containers which govern the width. It may have a page wrappe, or each section may need to be adjusted. If you look in the moodlebook/layout/general.php you will see the layout of the page in the <div> tags, usually written <div id="page"> or <div id="page-header"> or <div id="page-footer"> etc., Make a list of these IDs and then look for them in the CSS files, looking especially for width.
HTH
Mary
I have been working with the Moodlebook theme for a couple of days. Whenever I try to move modules around in my course I receive a programming error which results in me not being able to log into Moodle. I then have to have my IT guy reset Moodle back to the original defaults. I have tried two other themes to try and duplicate the error but it only happens in the Moodlebook theme. I have attached the error for you to see. I really like this theme and would like to use it. Anything you can do to help would be great.
Thanks,
Ron Crook
Hi Ron
Did you ever find out what was wrong? I get the same error only on this theme.
I would love to use it however this is stopping me customising 2.0 here with this theme installed.
I have just installed the latest theme version and still the same.
I'm running on windows server, IIS if that helps anyone.
Great theme Julien
Hi Ron,
Can you tell me what are trying to do before the problem crops up. Also a better way of debugging is to enable the Debugging option in Site-Administration > Development > Debugging which you need to set to Developer Mode. The error messages then are more informative and can help greatly with diagnosing and finding the source of the actual problem.
HTH
Mary
This issue has also recently cropped up in the discussion about decaf (which this theme is based on). It appears to be 'resolved' - perhaps avoided is a better term - when Ajax is enabled. But really needs to be fixed for users without ajax as well.
Richard
Hi Julian. Kids love the theme ... Question about formatting. Frontpage and course page operates fine for me. When I setup and use a forum the very right hand side seems to be cut off slightly. I'll attach an image. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong?
WOW! Good job, Julian.
This really is a great theme, Julian. I have a couple of questions about it.
Was it intentional to have the Blog Menu block show inside some of the activities? Right now it shows when I click on Offline Assignment, Advanced Upload Files Assignment and the Web Links database.
Can the order of items be changed in the drop down menu when you mouse over the person icon at top?
In the navigation block, I noticed only Topic 2 had its name correlated with the topic. This can be done with all of the topics, correct?
Thanks for the help. Again, this theme looks really good!
Hi Chris,
If you go to edit the topic summary and deselect "Use default section name" and then type in the title of your topic it will show up in the navigation. You would need to do this for each topic.
Cheers,
Margaret
I modified the logo.png and replaced the original logo.png file with my new one at the location themes-moodlebook-pix
It is still showing the original moodlebook logo.
Refreshed and same thing. It seems so easy, what logical step did I forget?
Thanks for a great theme.
fyi-I even removed the logo.png file and reloaded my page and the logo was still there!!
Moodle 2 now cache's themes for faster loading.
Normally all theme images and style sheets are cached in browsers and on the server for a very long time, for performance. If you are designing themes or developing code then you probably want to turn this mode on so that you are not served cached versions. Warning: this will make your site slower for all users!
Alternatively, you can also reset the theme caches manually from the Theme selection page.
Margaret answered part of your question, here is the other element.
The Blog block has nothing to do with the theme. You add or remove it as a teacher. If you turn editing on you can add or remove the Blog block at your discretion.
Julian
Julian-
Within an assignment? Is this new to Moodle 2? I've looked and can't find where to put a block inside an activity anywhere (in 1.9+).
Yup. This is a Moodle 2 feature. You can now add blocks to Activities and Resources.
This theme is great!
I replaced logo.png with my own logo but still i see moodlebook logo. Could you please help me how to get my logo?
?Did you see my post above re: theme caching in Moodle 2
Thanks for the theme.
I have the latest firefox under ubuntu and see problems with blocks borders in this theme ?
It would be awsome if it could get fixed. Cheers.
A very bright initiative: to use a familiar platform (facebook) to stimulate learners use of LMS, and much more moodle.
However, I have problem installing this theme on MOODLE 2.0+. I presume that Its because Im not familiar with Moodle 2.O themes. However I was able to install themes like EDUMOODLE and LAMPLITE, but got problems installing MOODLEBOOK and CREATIF.
My Steps:
1. I unzipped the theme zip
2. Found two folders Moodlebook and _MAC OS
3. Not sure of wat to do????????
I will appreciate any help.
You only need Moodlebook. You can safely delete _MAC OS folder as it is not required. You might also like to check through the contents of your Moodlebook folder for any files called .DSstore as these too are MAC OS files which are not needed.
Mary
What she said!
Thaks for replying Mary
I have downloaded the Zip and when I go to unzip I get the MAC and the Moodle folders and they are empty. Any thoughts? I want this theme sooooooooooo bad!!
Try downloading it again.
Still no files....I just don't get it.
Rebecca,
How are you extracting the theme files from the ZIP file? Or trying to?
My only experience of empty files is that the Zip file was not downloaded correctly.
Try using another browser. I use FireFox and have never had any problems.
Mary
Ok so I downloaded it in Firefox, the box came up to extract I said yes and put it o the desktop and I open it and it is empty....<sigh>
OK...try THIS DOWNLOAD
It's the original downloaded of the moodlebook theme, but minus all the MAC OSX files (waste of time adding them in as they only cause problems).
So what's left is just the folder with all the files for the theme.
Mary
mary........I LOVE YOU!!!!!
thank you soooooo Much!!
I'll take it that it worked then?
You're welcome.
Mary,
Thanks for helping users by answering questions. I love my mac, but why it generates all that extra crap in zipping is a pain. Im happy to repace my zip file with yours, but your link is broken. Could you please mail it to me or post it here and Ill update my download package.
Julian
Hi Julian,
I deleted the file after Rebecca downloaded her copy, but you can have a copy with pleasure. Can you let me have your email in a private message?
As for your Mac code getting into the zip. What I do is open the zip file and delete those Mac OSX files first before extracting the Moodle files to the theme folder. Can you not do the same after you have created the zip file and before you put it on your server for download?
Added Edit: http://www.zeroonetwenty.com/blueharvest4/
Cleans up Mac dust!
Mary
Hi,
I need help to correct the login column please. And the right border is missing?
Many thanks.
This is an example of what is currently being called an 'overlay' problem, and has been reported and being investigated by the Moodle developers. You can check this in Moodle Tracker. It's actually a pagelayout problem in Moodle core which is forcing the page to be viewed in the main column, where there are blocks.
To got round this, take advantage of the docking module and have the side blocks docked to the side. This will open up the page and allow you to view the rest of your data.
Hope this helps?
Mary
Can it be compatible with dock side blocks?
Regards
Great theme, thanks!!!
Is there a way to adjust the width of the center column in courses? For example, when I edit a topic name, the html box is shifted toward the right, cutting off half of the box area.
This is a known Moodle overlay problem and is waiting to be fixed.
Try using Firefox to view the page you are having problems with, and use the Zoom Out function by selecting View > Zoom > Zoom Out
or Ctrl +-
Thanks, Mary.
Julian,
I am not sure if this is the right place, but I was wondering how to highlight unread posts in this theme. The code I used in 1.9+ was
.unread {
background:#FFD991
}
Do you know if this will work in Moodle 2 and if so, where should I add the code.
Also, I want users to "mark read/mark unread" the posts in the forum. I can't seem to get this to work. Any suggestions.
Cheers,
Margaret
Hi Margaret,
You could try adding
.unread {
background:#FFD991
}
in moodlebook/style/core.css (somewhere near the bottom of the page).
Mary
Hi Mary,
No luck.
I have my Site Admin > Forum Settings > Track unread & Manual message read marking set to "Yes." In the individual forums, Read Tracking is "On." Nothing.
Here are some screen shots from my Moodle 1.9 site:
The "Unread" column is not appearing (see above), nor are unread posts appearing in the topics outline (see below).
This might belong in another forum, but I am not sure where.
Margaret
PS: I have had a lot of complements on the Isometric theme this year.
My heart nearly stopped as I had read the word 'compliments' as complaints!!! LOL I think I am dyslegsik
To tell you the truth, I didn't know about the read/unread setting. I must go and try this out.
The quickest way to discover the css code for that particular element is by using the Firebug addon in FireFox. You can read about it in Development: Firebug
In the mean time I'll set up a test forum and check out the read/unread element of it.
Mary
Hi Mary,
Thank you so much!! Leave it to you to direct me in new ways. It is a good thing that I am between semesters.
I installed Firebug, and found two pieces of code associated with the unread notation on the topic outline in the 1.9 site:
html body#course-view.course div#page div.course-content table#layout-table tbody tr td#middle-column div table.topics tbody tr#section-0.section td.content ul.section li#module-923.activity span.unread a
<a href="http://www.mhale.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=923" linkindex="84">1 unread post</a>
I looked at the Moodle2 site and found no "unread" text in firebug.
I am wondering if this is a PHP thing????
Am I looking in the right place?
Margaret
Try adding this in your isometric.css
span.unread a:link { background-color: blue; color: white;}
and see if the link shows up as white text on blue background
if it does then you have it!
Mary
Mary,
Isometric is working like a dream - it is the Moodlebook in 2.0 that isn't tracking forum posts.
Margaret
Margaret,
I've just back tracked to your original query regarding Forum Tracking.
Is this what you are still having problems with?
Have you checked to see that it's not an overlay problem, meaning that the part you want is being overlaid by the side block background. There is/has been a problem which has been reported as an issue in Moodle Tracker. Not this actual scenario but similar ones where the side block overshadows the center column. A quick way to check if this might be the problem is to use FireFox and ZOOM OUT Ctrl + - (control key plus the minus key) Hit it a few times and as the text shrinks the page opens up more. If this reveals the unread column then it's an overlay problem. If not put FireFox in Normal view Ctrl + 0. Then check to see if the problem persists in another theme. Try Standard theme as this is nicely styled.
If the problem still persists in your Standard theme then it might be a BUG and needs to be reported in Moodle Tracker.
Mary
Hi Margaret,
I've just been testing Moodlebook and in setting up a new student on my newly created forum I noticed that a user must set Track Forum Post in their profile for that option to work, providing that that option is available in the forum. Could it be you haven't got this set on your Profile for your Moodle site?
See screenshot below...
Mary
Mary,
You ROCK!!!
I can't believe I missed something so simple. It works perfectly!! I have been busy testing the theme and other Moodle 2 elements that I forgot that this was set at the user level.
Cheers,
Margaret
Julian,
I noticed in your screen shot, there is a column in the topic outline "Your Progress" with cool check marks. How do I activate this?
Cheers,
Margaret
Margaret - Julian's course has "your progress" and checkmarks because he has enabled Activity_completion
Thank you Mary! All set.
Margaret
It works? COOL!!!
Sorry for the confusion...I forgot which theme I was working on! LOL
Mary
Hi Mary E,
The above reply was to Mary C.
I am still trying to figure out the forum issue
Margaret
I can't make out these forums...I think I have it all set wrongly! Nevermind.
Here's the code you need...
This is a GREAT theme Julian! Nice work...
Is there a way to remove or reduce the white space on the left and right as per my screenshot? (As seen on 1280x800 resolution screen)
Hello luis, did you get an answer for that issue about having the moodlebook theme holding all space ?
Thank you so much
Hi we are using this theme which is brilliant but staff have just noticed with the questionaire module that the formatting is incorrect in IE8 but fine in firefox, not sure if this is to do with the theme or not.
Also in IE the "you are logged in as " text is pushed to the right past the edge of the theme slightly. Some pics below
IE8
Firefox
There seem to be some issues with IE8 and Moodle 2.0 themes at the moment. See this thread --> http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=165395&parent=725078
Sorry for pasting the URL directly in. My computer is hating me and the HTML editor won't load properly and I have no cursor... but hopefully that link is helpful. Also there are some issues logged in the tracker that are still unresolved with regards to themes and IE8.
I was showing someone the standard theme in IE8 yesterday and it wasn't displaying properly. We can safely assume THAT is not a theme problem, no?
ok so where is the Header.html file at? I need to add a line of coding to it. Thanks
btw......I LOVE LOVE LOVE this theme!!
ummm...you could try looking in the moodlebook folder?
Themes FAQ is a good starting point if you are going to customise your theme.
Mary
I did....but I cant see it. I am trying to install the Facebook Connect.....and I have to add a code to that html.
My fault! Apologies!!!
I just answered your question not thinking you were using a Moodle 2.0 theme!
Richard is right. You will find the pages you need in moodle/theme/moodlebook/layout/general.php (and also frontpage.php)
Mary
Rebecca,
In the Moodle2 themes there is no separate header.html. You would have to add your line of code into the main layout file(s) ie. frontpage.php and general.php
Richard
Thank you both soooo much!!
I will go add it to both of them now!
Great looking theme.
Is there a way to make the blocks dock?
Hi Nick,
Yes there is a way to make the theme use the Docking Module. YOu can set this in the config.php which you will find in the Moodlebook folder. Round about line 32 you should find this line...
$THEME->enable_dock = false;
Change it to read...
$THEME->enable_dock = true;
If you have any problems let me know and I'll try to fix them.
Mary
Thanks, Mary.
I set the theme config.php file to enable dock, but I'm still not able to scroll left and right to edit categories and items...
Where in the page are you needing to scroll left or right? In the docking module? That can't be right. Somewhere else? Site Admin? Where?
Mary
I enabled the dock, but came across some strange things when I tried using it.
Dock enabled, but no blocks docked:
All displaying properly. (I love this theme, by the way!)
But then I tried docking the calendar, and the theme looks like this:
The navigation block vanished when the calendar was docked and the middle and right blocks shifted over to the left.
Then when I undocked the calendar block:
It returned to its normal position, but the navigation block remains missing, and the middle and right colums stay shifted to the left.
Ideas?
That's because this theme, by default, does not support the docking module. To get it to work you need to style it. It will pick up the missing styles from base theme, but as this theme is set differently than base theme, the dock will not work correctly. YOu could try borrowing the CSS for the docking module from my Arctic theme and cut and paste that code into your Moodlebook's main css file. Then see how it works and play around with the different values to customise it. Nice pastime for a saturday afternoon!
HTH
Mary
Thanks Mary, that is definitely something I will be playing with sometime. Give me a good challenge.
Hi,
This is the best theme I've come across but it adds such a delay to page loading times.
Moodle is running on a 16GB ram, Intel xeon(R) E5506 2.13 quad and I'm the only user at the moment. when i change the theme loading times decrease massively.
Hi..
I like this theme very much..
A great work..
I am new to moodle 2.0 and wanted to know that How can I use the menu at the top of theme in another theme.
Appericiate for reply..
Siddharth,
The menu at the top of the page in Moodlebook is based on Lei's awesomebar from the decaf theme and has been used in a couple of others as well.
To use it in another theme, you would need to copy across the lib.php and the renderers.php files (these create the awesomebar itself and provide the custom rendering for the custommenu). You would also need the menubar.css to provide the styling for the menus - and you would have to edit this to suit the styling of your own theme. You would also then need to adit config.php to add this css file and the renderers file are used by the theme:
$THEME->sheets = array('menubar', 'selected', 'core', 'course', 'mods', 'blocks', 'pagelayout');
$THEME->rendererfactory = 'theme_overridden_renderer_factory';
You would then need to add the following code into your layout file (general.php and frontpage.php or default.php depending on the theme). Exactly where depends on where you want the menu to appear, but to have it at the top of the page, look at where it is in the layout file of moodlebook itself, where it is immediately above the <div id="page"> line
<div id="menubar">
<div id="menushell">
<div id="logo"></div>
<?php
$topsettings = new moodlebook_topsettings_renderer($this->page, null);
echo $topsettings->navigation_tree($this->page->navigation);
?>
<div id="menucenter">
<?php
echo $topsettings->settings_tree($this->page->settingsnav);
?>
</div>
</div>
</div>
Hope that helps
Richard
Thanks Richard.
That helped a lot.
i like this.....
but when more people login.....very very slow
I have a question.
If I have many registered users. This theme becomes slow?. it can do something about it?.
i cant see how a specific theme would effect that unless you have theme designer mode on. Have you checked your theme settings and made sure theme designer mode is off?
Hello
I have also found that when the moodlebook theme is enabled it slows the site down to an unusable speed. This is on a development LAMP Ubuntu server with just myself as user. 6GB RAM Moodle 2.3dev (Build: 20120511)
Theme designer is off, Ajax is on.
Debug message and error.log reports:
Strict Standards: Declaration of moodlebook_expand_navigation::initialise() should be compatible with that of global_navigation::initialise() in /var/www/moodle/theme/moodlebook/lib.php on line 219
I have tried on different internet connections and the speed stays the same, so I think I can rule out a slow connection.
The moodlebook version I have been trying is 2012010200. I did download again today from http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=163036 but the version number is the same.
I have page load times for one course area that has no content and the moodlebook theme of 19.61s. The same page with the afterburner theme is 1.16s.
Any thoughts anybody please to know where to start looking for a solution?
Many Thanks
Yes, I think it's the awesomebar that slows everything down.
To test this hypotesis try testing the lates version of Decaf as this is where the Moodlebook stemmed from.
Paul Nicholls has just uploaded the latest version and from what I have heard is is sounding pretty good.
Here is the link to Pauls post on this forum from earlier today.
http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=203236
Cheers
Mary
Thanks Mary.
I have been using your cafelite on our 1.9+ live moodle
I am off until Monday so will try you suggestion then.
Regards
Oh...in that case I could make you a Cafelite with awesomebar and that would fix your problems! LOL
Hi Mary
I tried out the decaf theme and although a little faster I still do not feel it is fast enough for me to use. Errors give nothing that would help in looking further. I'm trying to figure out what is slow and where I can make those comparisons. For example the Afterburner theme is fast and has the speed I like. Now I know that there is a lot more going on with say the moodlebook or decaf theme, but even when I compare them to a Drupal/Ubercart site where there is a lot going on, their speed does not match up.
I'd be happy to supply any further info if it would help in trying to pinpoint this issue, otherwise I think I am going to have to shelve it for now.
Kind Regards
Dave
Hi,
The loss of speed with decaf is casued by the awesomebar, so lose that and your theme should work as a normal theme, it just means you won't have the settings and naviagtion in the top menu bar.
The reason for the loss of speed is that the awesombar makes too many calls to the database. Paul Nicholls, who maintains the Decaf theme, is looking into this to try and reduce it.
You may be better contacting Paul yourself to find out more.
Hope this helps?
Mary
Hi,
I had a similar speed issue with the decaf theme. I found a resolution to this and posted over at http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=203236#p894563
I believe this is could be my same issue for the facebooky theme. I download the theme today and on a moodle 2.3 install the facebook theme does not show the middle column content, it has "main content here" on all pages so I have not been able to test further.
Regards
Dave
Argh I just typed out a huge reply and got some sort of error which ate it.
Basically, Dave, I can't recreate the issue you're having but it might have something to do with the main content being called with the old way of doing it using core_renderer::MAIN_CONTENT_TOKEN rather than $OUTPUT->main_content()
It is something that I think the theme developer will need to fix to keep this theme workable in future versions of Moodle.
Thanks for the reply Miriam
I can see how that would work. In /theme/moodlebook/layout/frontpage.php around line 89 there is a reference to core_renderer.
From the decaf theme I borrowed
<?php echo method_exists($OUTPUT, "main_content")?$OUTPUT->main_content():core_renderer::MAIN_CONTENT_TOKEN ?>
but this did not work.
I'm happy to try any ideas anybody might have.
Regards
Hi David,
Have you checked that this isn't simply an issue of a missing punctuation somewhere - a missing ", ;, or > ?
It sounds like a <!-- --> or php equivalent may have got mixed up in the code allowing a comment to be displayed as if it were proper content and then hiding the next bit of code
HTH
Richard
Hi Richard
I couldn't see any errant markup and also tried <?php echo $OUTPUT->main_content() ?>
Regards
Have you tried deleting the Moodlebook theme you have on your Moodle site, downloading a fresh new one hot off the github, and reinstalling it?
David,
You seem to know alot about a lot of Moodle code, but have you Purged all caches in Moodle? Go to Settings -> Site Administration > Developement > Purge all caches and see if that lets the changes, you are making to your theme's layout files, be read by Moodle rather than seeing the old cached files you are so obviously getting, especially if you are making changes to the correct files in your current Moodle site.
Cheers
Mary
Hi Mary,
No I don't know that much about the core code, just good at poking around! Although I am no php coder by any stretch of the imagination.
Yes I have purged the caches (many times) with the same outcome. I have just downloaded moodlebook today and updated moodle to Moodle 2.3+ (Build: 20120701) still no content in the center column though.
Only error reported is:
PHP Strict Standards: Declaration of moodlebook_expand_navigation::initialise() should be compatible with that of global_navigation::initialise() in /var/www/moodledev/theme/moodlebook/lib.php on line 214, referer: http://moodledev.xxxxxxxxxx.ac.uk
I'm going to have another play around.
Regards
Hi David,
I got that error as well when I tried to use any of my themes that used the awesomebar in 2.3 - I know Paul has done a lot of work on awesomebar since I last updated any of my themes (Promise I will try to get them updated during the summer having not succeeded in getting flexi done during easter!).
I believe (from memory) that moodlebook also uses awesomebar/decaf code and it maybe that this needs updating in line with the changes to the latest versions of moodle???
Richard
Hello all again.
I am back looking at the Facebook theme yippee
So today I updated Moodle to Moodle 2.3.1+ (Build: 20120809) and downloaded a fresh copy of the facebook theme, purged all caches and cleared theme cache. Sadly there is still the issue of the [MAIN CONTENT GOES HERE] Has anyone got this theme working with a fresh 2.3 install?
I will persevere with this as it is a great theme
Regards
Dave
The theme has not been updated as far as I know!
But I will take a look and see if I can fix it!
Cheers
Mary
Thanks, I'm also getting this and looking for what I need to do to fix it.
Hi Chris,
Where did you download it from? The latest version (as downloaed using the link in the very first post in this thread - NOT the old Themes database) seems to work for me on 2.3 - except that with full debug output enabled, it spits out some guff at the top of the page. A quick peek at the code suggests that anything using the "embedded" layout (typically popup windows) may still suffer from the [MAIN CONTENT GOES HERE] issue, in which case you can change the following line in layout/embedded.php:
<?php echo core_renderer::MAIN_CONTENT_TOKEN ?>
To read:
<?php echo method_exists($OUTPUT, "main_content")?$OUTPUT->main_content():core_renderer::MAIN_CONTENT_TOKEN ?>
... and that should fix it.
David,
Updated theme for 2.3 now located here. It needs further testing before I add it to the DB but should be pretty clean for 2.3
https://github.com/moodleman/moodle-theme_moodlebook/tree/1.1
JR
Hi David,
The theme has not been updated for a while. Ill start working on it now and have something for you in the next 48 hours
Julian
Julian,
I downloaded the latest version from your GIT Hub repo, earlier today, I deleted the embedded.php as it picks it up from Canvas and failing that Base theme, so no real worries there, infact if you delete all the $THEME->layouts in moodlebook/config.php, Moodlebook still knows which layouts to use as it picks all this up from the parent themes, just as long as the layout files for general.php and frontpage.php are in moodlebook/layout directory all should be well. You only really need to $THEME->layout info if you have some special layouts, like course.php or mydashboard.php etc., or like the Rocket theme where there are Custom block regions.
However...that said...when running in Moodle 2.4 Alpha I am getting this warning...see image below.
I tried to fix it but got lost in moodle/lib/navigationlib.php.
Thanks for the advice Mary. I have actioned your suggestions regarding layouts. I must admit I am not building for 2.4 at this time but just focusing on 2.3. I will look into the dodgy library however as I get the time.
Still some CSS to fix up regarding menu's, but I would say we are 90% there.
JR
JR:
Forget that about the ERROR in Moodle 2.4Alpha as my local version has gone all screwy I think some files got corrupted when I last updated it. I've got some really strange things happening now like Theme selector link inside Theme settings as well as all the Custom settings too! Really weired!
I hope it's just me, if not then Moodle has a BIG problem!
Hello
I'd like to thank you Julian.. it's really a cool theme.. is there any hope to have a version for moodle 1.9?
My host server can't do with moodle 2 php memory requirements!! so I'm using 1.9...
Is there any hope??
I really love this theme. I am having a couple of problems with it though. There is a sideways scrollbar along the bottom unless I make the window very large on my 27 inch iMac. I also sometimes get sideways scroll bars on lessons. Is there a fix for these two issues? I a running Moodle 2.0 in MAMP or perhaps a more recent addition if I knew how to find out.
I tried installing moodlebook, but something went wrong and I don't know how to fix it. This is what it looks like:
Can anyone help?
This is a beautiful theme, but I've noticed several layout issues and it seems from above that it's still not resolved.
for example the Tiny MCE editor Moodle uses seems to be cut off partially by the right column when I edit a topic in a course.
Has anyone fixed the Layout issues? This seems by far the best theme in terms of attractiveness and functionality. Cudos to Lei Zhang & Julian!
Hi,
No one fixes these themes...LOL
They just leave it up to us to fix it!
You can probably do this yourself. All you need is a text editor like Notepad.
You need to be able to access your theme's directory on the server.
Locate and open moodle/theme/moodlebook/pagelayout.css and look for anything related to .side-pre-only, .side-post-only, and .content-only
The problem you are experiencing will be due to the wrong values in one or all of theme settings.
What I do first is give the following ID selectors colours...
#page-content { background: red}
#page-main-box {background: green;}
#page-post-box{background: blue;}
So copy and paste this to the very end of the pagelayout.css
Next as Admin login to your Moodle site and go to Site Administration > Appearance > Themes > Theme setting and enable Theme Developer Mode save and return to your Home page.
Now switch to Firefox and download and install the Addon Firebug.
Next select the page which is causing you most grief, and right click in the header of the page and select Inspect Element. This opens up Firebug in the lower half for your browser window. Now look and find out which body class the page is using, by searching through the pagelayout which you will see in your screen.
Also you could check to see what is the Theme Layout default side for the course page in your config.php for this theme. It should look like this...
$THEME->layouts = array(
'base' => array(
'file' => 'general.php',
'regions' => array('side-pre', 'side-post'),
'defaultregion' => 'side-post',
),
'general' => array(
'file' => 'general.php',
'regions' => array('side-pre', 'side-post'),
'defaultregion' => 'side-post',
),
'course' => array(
'file' => 'general.php',
'regions' => array('side-pre', 'side-post'),
'defaultregion' => 'side-post'
),
When you get to this point, comeback and tell me what body class it is using. I'm guessing it's side-pre-only.
Then we need to check what the values are for that body class in the canvas and base theme as these settings may be conflicting with the theme.
HTH
Mary
Hi
I think this problem could be solved by enabelling the dock module, which you can do in config.php by adding the following...
$THEME->enable_dock = true;
Then you can move the left side block out of the way, thus giving you more space.
Best I can do as I dont have time to even find a solution for this problem. You could try contatacting Juilan.
Mary
Is there a way to get this theme to use all the space instead of having it in the centre of the page? because when i play a flash or video all i can see is half of that player and i would like to see it all without scrolling up and down or right to left.
Thank you!
I am Moodlebook user and haven′t that problem. Maybe the problem is because of IE; try Mozilla
Hi All,
Great looking theme!! I am getting an error in the top left corner of the page...
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in D:\web\apache_64\htdocs\dynamic\whh\moodle\theme\moodlebook\renderers.php on line 203Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in D:\web\apache_64\htdocs\dynamic\whh\moodle\theme\moodlebook\renderers.php on line 202
I looked at the rederers lines 202 and 203
if (!($bc->attributes['class'] == 'block_settings block' && $this->page->theme->settings->hidesettingsblock)
&& !($bc->attributes['class'] == 'block_navigation block' && $this->page->theme->settings->hidenavigationblock)) {
Any idea what would be causing it?
dave
Have you got Javascript turned off in your browser? LOL
No, hadn't changed anything and the text editor stopped appearing, didn't change anything and it came back again a few hours later.
I have a feeling it's down to my internet connection being slow and not loading it up? Anyway, working again
Hi Julian, Hi all,
are there known problems with the Facebook theme and the new Moodle Vesion 2.1? After i installed Moodle 2.1 and choose the Facebook Theme first all will run fine. But after i created a course and go to the course site i get a blank site (only the Facebook logo with the blue blackgorund i see)! I dont know what the problem is. Perhaps someone can help me.
Thank you and best regards
Robert
Try to increase php's memory limit. Because Facebooky's awesomebar is inherited from Decaf, it tends to use bit of memory to generate the drop down menu you see in Facebooky theme.
HTH,
-Lei
Hi Lei,
the memory limit cannot be the reason because in my php.ini the memory limit is 128M. I think thats enough. I increase it to 256M, but there is the same problem. After i log in, i get a blank site (on the top i see the Logo on a blue background, the rest of the site is blank).
Thank you for more help!
Hi Robert,
Can you change your site to a core theme of Moodle, then allow user themes, add another admin user, switch on debug for developers and change the user theme for one admin to Facebooky? This is only a suggestion. Perhaps a debug message will show up. I am not a developer at all.
See also "Beginning Administration 4 FAQ"
With kind regards,
Hartmut
Ok i will try it! I see in a other post, there are similar problems with decaf (http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=153801#p786180)
Ok here the error:
Fatal error: Cannot access private property course_modinfo::$course in C:\Apache\Apache2.2\htdocs\lms\lib\navigationlib.php on line 1670
# Time Memory Function Location
1 0.0009 425472 {main}( ) ..\editadvanced.php:0
2 1.4571 32478864 core_renderer->header( ) ..\editadvanced.php:267
3 1.4675 32823624 core_renderer->render_page_layout( ) ..\outputrenderers.php:612
4 1.4680 32905264 include( 'C:\Apache\Apache2.2\htdocs\lms\theme\moodlebook\layout\general.php' ) ..\outputrenderers.php:654
5 1.9495 47358344 moodlebook_topsettings_renderer->navigation_tree( ) ..\general.php:44
6 1.9499 47359016 moodlebook_topsettings_renderer->navigation_node( ) ..\lib.php:27
7 1.9585 47368200 moodlebook_topsettings_renderer->navigation_node( ) ..\lib.php:67
8 1.9933 50292560 moodlebook_topsettings_renderer->navigation_node( ) ..\lib.php:65
9 1.9959 50301048 moodlebook_expand_navigation->__construct( ) ..\lib.php:60
10 1.9959 50301984 moodlebook_expand_navigation->initialise( ) ..\lib.php:200
11 2.0025 50352776 global_navigation->load_section_activities( ) ..\lib.php:257
this error is before the fatal error:
global_navigation::load_section_activities argument 3 should now recieve an array of activites. See that method for an example.
line 1669 of \lib\navigationlib.php: call to debugging()
line 257 of \theme\moodlebook\lib.php: call to global_navigation->load_section_activities()
line 200 of \theme\moodlebook\lib.php: call to moodlebook_expand_navigation->initialise()
line 60 of \theme\moodlebook\lib.php: call to moodlebook_expand_navigation->__construct()
line 65 of \theme\moodlebook\lib.php: call to moodlebook_topsettings_renderer->navigation_node()
line 67 of \theme\moodlebook\lib.php: call to moodlebook_topsettings_renderer->navigation_node()
line 27 of \theme\moodlebook\lib.php: call to moodlebook_topsettings_renderer->navigation_node()
line 44 of \theme\moodlebook\layout\general.php: call to moodlebook_topsettings_renderer->navigation_tree()
line 654 of \lib\outputrenderers.php: call to include()
line 612 of \lib\outputrenderers.php: call to core_renderer->render_page_layout()
line 267 of \user\editadvanced.php: call to core_renderer->header()
.
.
.
Fatal error: Cannot access private property course_modinfo::$course in C:\Apache\Apache2.2\htdocs\lms\lib\navigationlib.php on line 1670
Hi Robert,
Thanks for posting both debug messages. I appreciate your effort, althought I have no knowledge about php, but I hope someone will read your comments who is able to interpret the messages.
With kind regards,
Hartmut
Hi all,
I've just updated Decaf to fix these issues with 2.1 compatibility. I've sent Julian an email with the details, so hopefully he can update Facebooky soon.
-Paul
Hi Paul,
I am glad to hear that you found a fix for Decaf and Facebooky/Moodlebook. Could you also send the details to Richard Oelmann for the Krystle2 theme? Will the themes with this fix require Moodle 2.1 or can they also be used for Moodle 2.0.3?
With kind regards,
Hartmut
Hi Hartmut,
The updated theme works with Moodle 2.0.x and 2.1 (and current 2.2dev, but that's currently identical to 2.1 release anyway). I've notified Richard, and he says it's on his to-do list for this weekend - so hopefully he'll have an update for you in the next few days.
Regards,
Paul
Hi Paul,
Many, many thanks for your effort and time that you volunteered not only for fixing the problem but also sharing the information. I am looking forward to the revised Krystle2 theme.
With kind regards,
Hartmut
Hi Paul,
the fix run very well for me (Decaf Theme). Can you tell us the problem, perhaps we can fix the facebooky theme myself!
Thanks!
Great theme, thanks!!!
Hello, I have a problem with the size of horizontal scroll. When I'm in the course screen, the horizontal scroll bar shows one blank space on the right of screen. This problem doesn't appear in others places of site, only in the course screen. Can you help me, please? - I think that this problem perhaps can to be caused by css atributes, but I don't know resolve it.
Thanks a lot!
Hi Pepe,
I'll look at this and try to find you a fix, but I am not promising anything...and it may take me a while to do as I am very busy right now.
Mary
Thanks a lot!
I see that this error is similar in other courses. If you go to "Demostration Site" and you login as a guest (http://playpen.moodle.com.au/moodle20/course/view.php?id=2&theme=moodlebook), you see that the horizontal scroll has a blank space. I have a 1280x800 resolution. So, I move the horizontal scroll and the blue top bar finishes in white. If I make zoom, the problem disapear. This problem only appear in the courses.
THANKS A LOT!
You could try this FIX
In the main CSS file for this theme. Might be core.css (not sure without checking) add the following to the very end of the css file...
#page { width: 100%; margin: 0 auto; position: relative; overflow: hidden}
That should fix it.
Thanks a lot for reply!
I have done that you say, but the problem doesn't dissapear. The problem only appears on the course screen. The scroll horizontal appears in this case. I'm crazy by this problem! - The theme is wonderfull, but this problem make that the theme is a bit ugly.
Thanks!
There is a problem with the pagelayout.css I am sure of it. But it is difficult to do if you are not familar with it. You need to look at the pagelayout.css in canvas and base themes and see if you notice anything odd.
Mary
With thanks to the efforts put in by Paul Nicholls the Moodlebook theme has been updated for those of you using Moodle 2.1.
I have also made sure there is no Mac folders left behind in the zip as well.
Keep posting as you find issues and fixes and Ill endeavor to stay on top of things.
Julian (moodleman)
Julian I found a couple of Issues, with browsers FF 3.6 and IE9 that could possibly be occuring in other browsers but I havent been able to test.
1. Login page, the 2 columns do not expand to fill all of the space available.
2. You'll notice I've left the horizontal scroll bar in on the above screen shot, basically every page I visit I have this additional white space on the right hand side of the page. I've seen this quite a few times with various themes but have never seen a fix for it.
3. Moodle menu, I suspect this is the built in Moodle menu functionality.You can see that the alignment of the menu items if off, also the hover effect is off to the right.
4. Drop down menu when hovering over the profile icon next to the Moodlebook logo has an 'interesting' and some times unreadable appearance.
If someone does work out whats going on with bug 2. I'd be really interested to hear how you solved it.
Im no novice to HTML/PHP/CSS/Javascript but I have to confess to being totally unimpressed with the 'base' CSS and layout that is now applied to Moodle 2. I really have no idea why so many floats and negative margins are required to achieve such a simple layout. I almost want my tables back
Hi,
Having a similar problem with the menu in FF and IE browsers, but with Formal White (http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=180928)
Any help would be great!
Thanks
Katerina
Hi Dan,
You need to read Matthew James Taylors website, see source code for that page for the original guide to how the layout works. Also if you read last years discussions in the themes forum on Moodle 2.0 - Pagelayout you will see how the naming of the layout came about too.
You are not restricted to base or standard or canvas as a parent theme, indeed it is encouraged that you try other layouts.
HTH
Mary
Actually there is no working download in die themes dowload-section ...
That's strange as I downloaded it from there yesterday! Perhaps Julian is updating it as it breaks in Moodle 2.1.
Incase you added the wrong name it's actually called Moodlebook and NOT Facebooky
Mary
I looked an downloads->themes and sorted it from newest to oldest. Moodlebook seemed not to be toched. So how should i know that there is a new version?
Try downloading NOW! It doesn't work (/mod/data/demo.moodle.com.au/downloads/moodlebook.zip is not existing!)
Hi all try this: http://demo.moodle.com.au/downloads/moodlebook.zip
I think there is an error with the link!
I have test the updated theme and it will work, but the right side is empty. I miss the Navigation bar. Can someone look, if he has the same problems?
Thanks
Ok i have found the problem! In the theme settings, the Settings block and the navigation block is standard hide!
Well, it's just a wrong link. You have to remove "moodle.org/mod/data/"
This works: http://demo.moodle.com.au/downloads/moodlebook.zip
Thanks for that I've just FIXED it...save Julian a job!!!
Hi Mary,
Thanks a lot for your work. I installed the updated moodlebook in our main domain just a few minutes ago. I am sorry to tell you that I received bascally a blank page with the theme name at the top and the following debug message:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in /home/pibceduc/public_html/lib/navigationlib.php on line 3888
I have no problems using Aardvark-Makeover with our main domain, but I get the same debug message with Krystle2 (Richard is aware of it) and with Decaf. The memory size of 536870912 bytes is 512 M.
With kind regards,
Hartmut
Hi,
Can anyone help me how i should change the moodle theme background color to white?
I have done the following:
Please tell me if i can do it directly from the code....
thanks in advance...
Ban
Ban,
It can be done in the code directly, but there is no need - it should work from where you have it here on the Moodlebook settings page.
Don't forget you will need to either purge all caches (Site Administration-> Development-> Purge Caches) or enable Theme Designer Mode (Site Administration-> Appearance-> Themes-> Theme Settings) for changes in css to show up
HTH
Richard
Hi Ricahrd,
It worked!!!!
Thanks and Regards,
Ban
Shillong,Meghalaya...
Is/has anyone else experienced this issue? If so did you find a workaraound?
Well I just downloaded MoodleBook on 2.1.1 and it seems to work fine. I allow my users to set their themes and no one has complained about any problems. YMMV
I had the same problem as you when using the "Moodlebook" theme in Moodle 2.1. It only happens if you have included a topic section on the site's front page.
The error is corrected in the "Decaf" theme ("Moodlebook" is based on that theme).
Bellow you can download the "moodlebook-patched2.tar.gz" file which corrects that bug. It also corrects a second bug which appears in Moodle 2.2.
Patches from the "Decaf" theme:
- Patch1 (affect Moodle 2.1): https://github.com/leizhang/moodle-theme_decaf/commit/2d89cbe1a25ee4290727365ce4cabbbab98220a4.
- Patch2 (affect Moodel 2.2): https://github.com/leizhang/moodle-theme_decaf/commit/c8ff09cd5b9bf11195a1b26b215641909d5345c0.
If you are under Linux (but it is similar if you are under Windows):
(a) Download the "moodlebook-patched2.tar.gz" file (which corrects the two bugs):
$ wget http://dodeeric.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/moodlebook/moodlebook-patched2.tar.gz
(b) Move it to the moodle/theme directory:
$ sudo mv moodlebook-patched2.tar.gz /usr/share/moodle/theme/
(c) Untar it:
$ cd /usr/share/moodle/theme/ ; sudo tar -xzvf moodlebook-patched2.tar.gz
Where can I find login.php in the moodlebook theme to edit?
See Step 4: https://github.com/mouneyrac/auth_googleoauth2
The config file points to general.php for login, but as far as editing general.php does anyone have any advice as to where to put the above "Google / Facebook / Messenger Oauth2 Authentication plugin" https://github.com/mouneyrac/auth_googleoauth2 snippet? (I currently have it right before the footer of general.php)
The only code to be edited seems to be the logo location, but those logos aren't located in moodlebook's pix folder. Assuming I have to design my own logos to be placed in moodlebook's pix folder, any idea what else needs to be edited to get this plugin to work with moodlebook?
Hi,
If I were you I would make a copy of layout/general.php and call it login.php and put it in the layout directory of your theme, and then change the reference from 'general.php' to 'login.php' in the config.php for the LOGIN layout ONLY!!!
Then add the php code snippet to the central part of your new login page...somewhere in this region...
<div id="region-main">
<div class="region-content">
< ?php echo core_renderer::MAIN_CONTENT_TOKEN ?>
//add plugin code here
</div>
</div>
Or you could add a HTML block using ADD BLOCK - turn editing on in main home page for this...
HTH
Mary
1. I added the login HTML block, after turning editing on, but where do I edit the code here?
2. When inserting the plugin code into the new login.php page - https://github.com/mouneyrac/auth_googleoauth2 - do I need to edit the code?
3. When I click on authenticate adminstrative section, it makes all pages inaccessible with "Server not found".
In the HTML block when you go to EDIT it (you need to turn editing ON first) you need to got to the HTML section of the editor.
Then add the code ... from section (4.) from this page...
https://github.com/mouneyrac/auth_googleoauth2
HTH
Mary
Thanks Mary I'm stuck on after turning editing on, I go to the following Page path:
Home
/ Site administration
/ Appearance
/ Additional HTML
And then add the code without editing anything from section (4.) from
https://github.com/mouneyrac/auth_googleoauth2
Which section would I copy the above code to?
Within HEAD
additionalhtmlhead
or
When BODY is opened
additionalhtmltopofbody
or
Before BODY is closed
additionalhtmlfooter
Before BODY is closed
I added the code, before body is closed, but I don't see any authentication feature other than the normal moodle login prompt after logging out. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Hi All
I would like to give loud gratuitous thanks to the hard work of many who have been adding and sharing code to this theme, it has now been updated For Moodle 2.2 and also moved to Git.
Please check the initial post at the top of this page for updated download links. While sadly I am not around as much as I like, I do check the forums and am keen to update the theme with as many improvements and fixes as I can.
Regards
Julian
Julian or anyone else, thanks in advance for any assistance in getting:
http://moodle.org/plugins/view.php?plugin=auth_googleoauth2
https://github.com/mouneyrac/auth_googleoauth2
and/or
https://github.com/mozilla/browserid/wiki/How-to-Use-BrowserID-on-Your-Site
configured to sync/create users with this theme / moodle
Will this help solve my problems with the 'serious error with the session' and Max_packet errors since moving to this theme? Generally I only get it when I logout and logback in within the same browser window. Anyone else getting this?
Hi John,
Can you copy and paste the actual error you are getting into Notepad and save it as a txt file and add it to your next post here. This would help me in finding a solution for you.
If you are sure it is only this theme then it needs addressing in the theme of which I have a master copy.
It may well be you have an older version which had a few errors.
You could try purging all caches ... that might help.
Site Administration > Development >Purge all caches
You could also try running moodle/admin/cron.php to clear up old sessions etc.,
What you could also do, if neither of the other options cleared the problem, is enable debugging...
Site Administration > Development > Debugging
That way you will discover if it is the theme or not.
Cheers
Mary
"Serious Session Error detected
please notify administrator, this problem is most probably caused by small value in max_allowed_packet MySQL setting."
*See attached image*
I will run the purge all caches also and enable debugging.
Ran cron which is on my crontab to run every 300 seconds, but it came out like so:
:cli macsystemadmin$ php cron.php
Server Time: Wed, 08 Feb 2012 13:21:45 +0100
Running clean-up tasks...
Deleted old cache_text records
Executed tag cron
Cleaned up context instances
Built context paths
Cleaned cache flags
Cleaned up read notifications
...finished clean-up tasks
Notified login failured
Created missing context instances
Cleaned up stale user sessions
Running auth crons if required...
Running enrol crons if required...
Running cron for enrol_cohort...
Starting activity modules
Processing module function assignment_cron ...... used 3 dbqueries
... used 0.01200795173645 seconds
done.
Processing module function forum_cron ...Starting digest processing...
Cleaned old digest records
... used 3 dbqueries
... used 0.0020380020141602 seconds
done.
Finished activity modules
Starting blocks
Finished blocks
Starting quiz reports
Finished quiz reports
Starting admin reports
Finished admin reports
Starting main gradebook job...
done.
Starting processing the event queue...
done.
Starting the completion cron...
done
Starting the portfolio cron...
done
Starting course reports
Finished course reports
Starting gradebook plugins
Finished gradebook plugins
Fetching external blog entries...done.
Deleting blog associations linked to non-existent contexts...done.
Starting registration update on hubs...
Finished registration update on hubs.
Deleting session linked tokens more than one day old...done.
Starting admin tools
Processing cron function for tool_qeupgradehelper...
done. (1 dbqueries, 0 seconds)
Finished admin tools
Processing customized cron scripts ...done.
Checking automated backup status...OK
Getting admin info
Checking courses
Skipping deleted courses...0 courses
Running required automated backups...
Automated backups complete.
...preventing stats to run, last execution was less than 20 hours ago.
Deleting old draft files... done.
Cron script completed correctly
Execution took 0.634945 seconds
***********************************
Debug mode on health of server gives:
I just installed the lasted moodle 2.2 in a test environment and installed the moodlebook theme (which is awesome) but when I visit the gradebook this is what I see:
And your question is?
Mary Evans- Seriously? It looks like there is a bug in the theme. The whole top bar is missing completely, the side menu CSS is missing, it doesn't look right at all.
Please don't tell me this is how it's supposed to look...
Aaron Johnson - Jokingly! Forum community members are often superheroes - but mind reading is not among the powers given out
I don't have this theme installed and I can't see that much difference between your image and the one on the old plugins database for the side menu. - but a quick look at the config.php would suggest that the issue might be that it doesn't actually call a layout for reports in the theme (which i believe is what the gradebook uses) and so is probably calling the one from the base theme and therefore not applying the top bar or the sidebar css.
try adding
'report' => array(
'file' => 'general.php',
'regions' => array('side-pre'),
'defaultregion' => 'side-pre',
),
into the $THEME->layouts = array( section of config.php. That should at least apply the general layout from the theme - although this may need to be replaced by a tailored reports.php to fix the issue properly.
HTH
Richard
Wow Richard, that was an excellent guess if you actually didn't test it before posting. Here is what it looks like now (after making some tweaks to the theme myself)
Thank you very much, hopefully this fix gets pushed into github soon at a minimum.
hehehe not that excellent a guess - just experience of having a similar problem with a theme I created in the past! :D But did need you to say what the problem was with your original image before I could even make that guess
Glad its working now
Richard
Update pushed to Git today
Hi, my first post ever here. I'm a new moodle user and have installed latest the moodle version and this fantastic theme. I'm more than grateful for all your contributions and all your time and work! THANKS!!
My problem is that input fields shift to the left if an error message appears. The injected SPAN using error CSS seems to be the problem but I'm not sure how to fix this? Thanks.
Hi Julian,
I may be using an older version of your theme but when I try to preview a question in the Question bank the Close Preview button does not work also it seems to cut off the right part of the inserted picture.
Just thought you would like to know.
I am using moodle 2.2 and have downloaded both themes from the top of this thread and have gotten neither one to work. The second one just gives me the header and nothing else.
LadyDee
Hi LadyDee
I don't think this theme has been updated recently?
Can I make a suggestion?
While you are learning how to work with Moodle the way you want your site to look, why not go for one of the CORE themes that has a Custom settings page, then you can restyle the theme to suit you?
You could even create your own theme based on a design you like. There are a list of tutorials at the top of the themes forum to help you achive this.
Cheers
Mary
Hi, i want to ask, i've installed this theme to my moodle, and then it run smoothly, but on the header, there is a little bit of JS appear.
does anyone know how to fix it ?
thank you =)
Have you changed any files?
