After my student log-in to Moodle they get a page that lists the courses in which they are enrolled. They also see the Search Courses box and the All Courses button. Is there a way that I can remove these two?
I'm using the Anomaly theme, if there is a CSS-related solution here.
Mary,
I'm pretty new to Moodle but I've been unable to locate the checkbox to hide all courses I'm using version 1.9. I have MyMoodle setup the only thing I need to do now is hide the allcourses link in the course.
Mike
So, if you are looking for a way to hide the search courses that exists in the header, not the body content as the post above states how to do, you want to look in your theme's css file and add this line in the appropriate place.
display: none;
For me it was in
#header .header-main .header-main-content .top-search {
display: none;
}
You don't need to delete anything that is also inside this part of the css, you might want the search box back later But this will hide it.
I would like to remove this from the front page in Moodle 2.0 installation. Can someone point me in the correct direction?
Sharon
I have the same question. Moodle 2.0.
Can someone post a solution on this matter? Can't find it..
I'm also looking for how to do this in v2.1.1
In Moodle 2.0 onwards, you can hide the All courses link by ticking the checkbox in Settings > Site administration > Plugins > Blocks > Course list.
Hi Helen,
That removes it from the Courses block, but it's the search bar and 'All courses' button at the bottom of the front page that I need to remove (screengrab below), so users cannot see what other courses are on the system.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
Louise
To remove the search courses and all courses options on the front page, you need to make sure that the list of courses and the combo list is NOT selected in the front page settings.
Alternatively, you can make sure users are enrolled in at least one course before they log in, as the front page will then display only the course(s) they are enrolled in.
Unfortunately even if students are enrolled in courses the search bar still appears if you have the list of courses on the front page.
The only workaround seems to be to have the Courses block and no front page items when they log in.
Hi Louise,
Did you try out adding the following lines at the bottom of style.css?
#coursesearch, #coursesearch2 {
display: none;
}
With kind regards,
Hartmut
Hi,
or go to moodle/theme/*themename*/layout/general.php, and delete
div class navbutton phpecho page button /div
Jeroen
Hey Hartmut,
I know this is an old post but I would love to remove the "All course" button at the bottom. So may I know which style.css file you're referring to?
Thanks!
Hello,
This has been an ongoing problem for many and the only work around has been to modify code. I have placed this in the tracker with the hopes that we may have a fix incorporated into core. Please add your own comments and vote for the change if you would like to see this implemented.
Hi Anna,
In Moodle 2.7 you need to add the following lines to Custom CSS:
#allcourses {
display: none;
}
The CSS file is in theme > yourselectedtheme > style > style.css (or custom.css in Clean M2.7)
With kind regards,
Hartmut
Hey Hartmut!
Thanks for the reply. I'm still not sure where to put the codes in. I'm using the theme Splash and I have these css files:
I tried putting in core.css, menus,css and pagelayout,css but the "All courses" still appear. Help!
Thanks!
Hey Anna,
I switched to the Splash theme and added
.block .footer {
display: none;
}
at the bottom of theme/splash/style/sl.css. In your setup I would start adding the code in core.css and purge all caches. When I added the code, it was no longer visible in "Course categories" in Site home. I hope it will work out now.
With kind regards,
Hartmut
Hey thanks for your reply but may I know, you said sl.css? It's which one? Cause there's no sl.css under the splash/style folder.
Go to selected theme of your moodle.
Open CSS files and search "#coursesearch".
add css rule display: none;
add this as it is
.singlebutton
{
display:none;
}
Display none to singlebutton class is not a good idea because this class is used at my other places and all buttons using this class with go off.
instead add this inside Yourtheme /style /anycss file.css
#frontpage-course-list .paging-morelink a {display:none !important;}
This would make sure, only "All courses" button will be hidden
Thanks
Hi, Nitin.
I've added #frontpage-course-list .paging-morelink a {display:none !important;} inside theme/evolved/style/custom.css and there are no changes.
I've done the same thing in theme/evolved/style/evolved.css and it doesn't work either.
Does anybody know how can I hide "All courses" link in Evolve-d theme?
Thanks a lot!
Hello, Hartmut
I´ve added
#allcourses {
display: none;
}
in my theme's (evolved) custom.css and there are no changes.
I've added it to evolved.css too, but the problem still goes on.
Do you know how I can hide "all courses" button in this theme's front page?
Thanks a lot in advance!
This is a print screen of the link that appears:
Hi Ben,
In the Evolve-D theme, go to Home > Front page settings > Edit settings, scroll down until you see "Course search box” and change it to none wherever you see it on this page.
Alternative:
Add in Custom CSS (Site administration > Appearance > Themes > evolve-D > General Settings):
#coursesearch {
display: none;
}
With kind regards,
Hartmut
Hi Hartmut,
Your posts have been extremely helpful, thank you!
I used the CSS in my elegance theme, but to no avail. Screenshots below, can you help?
Thank you in advance,
Ross
Hi Ross,
I am not using the Elegance theme. So it's difficult for me to help you. Which Moodle version have you installed? Which version of Elegance?
With kind regards,
Hartmut
Hi Harmut,
My apologies. I am using Elegance 2.7.1.00 on Moodle 2.8.X. I figured it out with some significant exploration, but I thank you greatly for the response. Here is the CSS that worked for those looking for the same solution:
.courses > .paging.paging-morelink, .course_category_tree .subcategories>.paging.paging-morelink {
display:none;
}
Thank you, again,
Ross
I'm using Klass theme. I wanted to remove the search courses form/search box from the course index page (the all courses page). I needed to do this because even though I was able to restrict which users/roles see which categories, a search would still show the courses within those restricted access categories regardless of assigned role. I pasted his suggestion in my main theme.css near the top and it was successful, Thanks.
#coursesearch, #coursesearch2 {
display: none;
}
How were you able to restrict which users/roles see which categories? (regardless of search results)
I have a site, all courses are self-enrol but now I've been asked to add users to the system that can only access a certain set of courses. I was thinking I would keep that set of courses in one category, which those users would be able to access, but they wouldn't be able to see the other categories/courses in the system. How can I restrict these users from accessing the rest of the courses in the site?
Thanks!
