does anyone have an idea?
Idea about what?
Is there a problem with the breadcrumb, is it not working?
The breadcrumb (silly name for it really) is only a trail of where you are in the site. It has limited use really, and in some cases almost confusing as you never ever get to where you want to be after completing some action.
Mary
Use Joomla with moodle and am wanting to put a link that leads to the main page of Joomla where Moodle is one of the items on the site.
You could add the link into the general.php layout file where the breadcrumb is called from
<div class="breadcrumb"><a href="your link here">Your label here</a><?php echo $OUTPUT->navbar(); ?></div>
This would need some styling in the css file as well, but would give you a link at the beginning of the moodle breadcrumb.
I'm not sure just how effective this would be though because and ideally you would need to over-ride the renderer which produces the navbar in the first place, rather than adding the link in front of it, but with some css to style it appropriately, it should work.
Richard
Ah! This makes it an interesting challenge now. Rather than this being a link in the 'navbar', have you thought about adding a menu in the same area as the Splash switch colour area?
This would be much easier to achive as it could be added in the theme's general.php file.
For Example:
<div id="colourswitcher">
<ul>
<li><img src="<?php echo $OUTPUT->pix_url('colour', 'theme'); ?>" alt="colour" /></li>
<li><a href="<?php echo new moodle_url($PAGE->url, array('splashcolour'=>'red')); ?>" class="styleswitch colour-red"><img src="<?php echo $OUTPUT->pix_url('red-theme2', 'theme'); ?>" alt="red" /></a></li>
<li><a href="<?php echo new moodle_url($PAGE->url, array('splashcolour'=>'green')); ?>" class="styleswitch colour-green"><img src="<?php echo $OUTPUT->pix_url('green-theme2', 'theme'); ?>" alt="green" /></a></li>
<li><a href="<?php echo new moodle_url($PAGE->url, array('splashcolour'=>'blue')); ?>" class="styleswitch colour-blue"><img src="<?php echo $OUTPUT->pix_url('blue-theme2', 'theme'); ?>" alt="blue" /></a></li>
<li><a href="<?php echo new moodle_url($PAGE->url, array('splashcolour'=>'orange')); ?>" class="styleswitch colour-orange"><img src="<?php echo $OUTPUT->pix_url('orange-theme2', 'theme'); ?>" alt="orange" /></a></li>
<li><a href="http://joomla.com" title="Joomla">Joomla</a></li>
</ul>
Mary
Yet another alternative might be to put the link in the custom menu - possibly hiding the breadcrumb altogether. This menu could then be created and styled in a way that is consistent across both the moodle and joomla parts of your site.
Richard
Before anything else. Thanks!
Richard, to put the link before or after php echo $ OUTPUT-> navbar ();?> </ div> the link is out formatting, or is up or down, that I have tried, but does not work.
Mary told me to use Joodle he makes this integration with Joomla in addition to unifying the breadcrumb.
I'll try to use one of these suggestions and then I'll post the answer here.
Still was not good.
This thinking would be better to do than a drop down menu with 3 levels, and include courses as well.
How is a drop down menu? Where exactly should I put it?
Ricardo
Hi Ricardo,
What exactly have you done with your site since the last time you were here?
Can we hava link to your site so we can help you?
Thanks
Mary
Hi.....
I am Pandish....
I am new to moodle. I have to add the bulk questions in my moodle. I panned to add it using excel tool. So can u give your idea for how to prepare excel sheet for add bulk questions in moodle quiz...........
Any one can you help me for this....
Thanks,
R.Pandish..
Pandish,
This is not a theme related question. As Richard suggested, please ask in the appropriate forum. eg: QUIZ.
Thanks
Mary