Themes

That pagelayout.css is extremely modular, so you could make a "parent" theme with just that and make any existing theme (standard, canvas) depend on it and it will work with them too. - just replace the settings hooks with the actual values.

Thanks for the heads up on this topic!

Cheers

Mary

Danny,

Thanks for all the hard work on this great theme - Loving the 'rebase' you created which forms the basis of the pagelayout for this on all the screen sizes.

Downloaded it from github last night and trying it out today

Richard

No you are not missing the obvious, it is just that Zebra has not got the fix in the CSS. If you take a look at moodle/theme/base/style/pagelayout.css you will see towards the bottom of the page something like...

/** Moving block when side-post-only **/
.blocks-moving.side-post-only #page-content #region-main-box {left:200px;width:200%;}
.blocks-moving.side-post-only #page-content #region-post-box {margin-left:-400px;}
.blocks-moving.side-post-only #page-content #region-main {margin-left:400px;}
.blocks-moving.side-post-only #page-content #region-pre {left:200px;width:200px;}
.blocks-moving.side-post-only #page-content #region-post {left:0px;width:200px;}

EDIT (27the december 2011):  Please DO NOT use the above css as Daniel has now posted the correct code for the ZEBRA 2.1 theme which you will find HERE

All you need to do is copy this and replace the existing css mark-up of theme/zebra/style/pagelayout.css and I think you will find that this will fix the problem.

You will need to purge all caches too and don't forget to refresh your browser afterwards...

Site Administration > Development > Purge all caches

HTH

Mary

I've just pushed the commit for this to github (see it here) - I'll probably release a new version soon in the plugins db too.  Please don't use the code Mary posted because it won't work (I tried ) the new code is pretty simple though and works in all 3 column views.

Also, I only made a patch for region pre (meaning no content on the right) because I couldn't seem to introduce a way to have region post (no content on the left) or content only, mostly because when you turn editing on to move a block the "add a block" block appears. block.

My dev site is using the default settings for the menu "none" and the color scheme "none" as well as the default colors - the menu should look exactly the same out of the box.

Please see my reply to your other post where you asked the same question

http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=182130#p844642

Richard

In the theme settings page the very last setting is "hide footer logos", just check that box and save.

I've just visited it and I see "Upper Sandusky Home of the Rams" as the logo - so that seems to be working.

You could try two things: purge all caches in Moodle (see the top setting in the theme for the link, or search the admin block for "purge") and clear all caches in the browser you're using.

how wide do you want it to be, because there's going to be a bit of (simple) math involved.  Let me know and I'll figure it out for you.

Maybe I'll add column width as a setting...

Done, that was actually pretty easy.  There's now a setting called 'colwidths' that allows you to define the width of region-pre and region-post.  Please notice that it's in pixels and you should NOT type 'px' just the number or it'll probably be REALLY messed up.

default is '200'

Also, this won't get pushed into the Moodle repository for a bit because I'm working on a lot of other stuff for this theme ATM and it wouldn't be stable, but if you want it now get it from github.

*The stuff that's "not stable" won't break your site, there's just some other unfinished settings like respond.js and Google Chrome Frame - they'll be in the settings page but not do anything.

try changing it from body to .path-mod-quiz that should work

Hi,

Can you switch to Standard theme and tell me if it is the same there too, or only in this theme?

If only Zebra theme, then it has to be something to do with the pagelayout, probably CSS related.

Tell me something about the page you are vewing this in. Has it got any side blocks. For example: Both sides? Left side only? Right side only? None?

Mary

that looks ugly! Sorry about that! Is there somewhere where I can get a dummy question bank so I can took at this myself?

Please tell me if this is different than what you did:

Went to the quiz, then on the settings block clicked "question bank" and then "questions" then I picked a question (multiple choice) and clicked on the little "Preview" icon - which opened a popup window with the content attached:

This is using Firefox 10 on Mountain Lion dev preview.  I'm also using my dev site (moodle.iyware.com) which runs the latest code from github.  I will push an update into the Moodle repository soon (2.2) which may or may not fix this.

I guess the short answer is I can't replicate it...  I think answering Mary's question of if it happens in all themes would be helpful

At the top of the Themes Forum page is a list of tutorials. There you will find a link to a video tutorial that shows you how to set up and use Firebug. I suggest you check that out and then you will be able to fix the Quiz line-height problem. The tutorial will tell you how to resolve the issue. Although the example in the turorial is different, the method is the same whatever part of Moodle you want to fix.

By the way if you are using the ZEBRA theme then the resulting CSS you find after watching the tutorial, can be added to ZEBRA's Custom CSS settings page.

Don's forget to Purge all caches before you test your Quiz to see if it works.

Hope that helps?

Mary