Themes

Hi Michael,

There are some pretty good docs on how to create theme's, use images, and relevant to you how to override renderers in our docs.
Have a look at the following three:
* Themes 2.0
* Themes 2.0 creating your first theme
* Themes 2.0 overriding a renderer

They are all a little old now, however they should still be very much relevant.
Unfortunately overriding renderers is at the more advanced end of the theme development line and there aren't likely going to be good examples, especially not for the rubrics renderer as its a new.

I havn't had a good look or think about it, however the following is the sort of renderer code I imagine you will want to end up with:

class theme_whatever_gradingform_rubric_renderer extends gradingform_rubric_renderer {
protected function rubric_template($mode, $options, $elementname, $criteriastr) {
return '

'.parent::rubric_template($mode, $options, $elementname, $criteriastr).'

';
}
}

It's not particularly nice but likely it'll get the job done.

Alternativily do you need to override the renderer?

If not then try the following CSS somewhere in your theme:

.gradingform_rubric_editform mform .gradingform_rubric.editor {overflow:auto;}


Anyway hope that helps.

Cheers
Sam

Good starting point http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-30827