Apologies if this is covered elsewhere. I'm running Moodle 2.3.2+ (Build: 20121014) and have installed Grid Format 2.3.1.
It seems to remove the Topic 0 title (I believe that's the correct description) when I apply it to any of the courses we have.
When I move thie summary to the grid the title for topic 0 appears again.
Dear Nick,
Please download the latest version from https://github.com/PukunuiAustralia/moodle-courseformat_grid/zipball/MOODLE_23_STABLE which should solve the problem. If so, please let me know and I'll PM Julian to update the plugin's database.
Cheers,
Gareth
Thanks for the reply Gareth.
Do I need to follow the reinstall instructions? i.e
If already installed, remove the row with the 'plugin' of 'format_grid' in the 'config_plugins' table and drop the 'format_grid_icon'
and 'format_grid_summary' tables before clicking on 'notifications'.
Cheers,
Nick
Dear Nick,
Sorry, no you do not. My fault, the instructions should be clearer. You have a Beta from the plugin's database. The reinstall instructions refer to previous development versions that were posted on this forum.
Cheers,
Gareth
Thanks Gareth, that worked nicely!
I wonder if you could advise on the alignment of the grid. Is it intended to align far left of the course content window? Could it be centered at all to align with topic 0?
Cheers,
Nick
Dear Nick,
I believe that it is. The original author created a container that did not have the left and right side elements that are employed in the sections.
It could have the left and right elements, but in truth they are not needed as they would not contain any displayable information under any context. Unlike the sections that contain section number and editing icons. Adding side padding would only cause the number of grid boxes per row to decrease in smaller resolutions or be forced to reduce their size. Please experiment with resizing your browser with the format to see what I mean.
Therefore despite the aparent symetrical anomiliy, I believe the way it works currently is the way it should. After all, we don't want to assist the existence of the scroll of death for which the format is designed to hinder.
Cheers,
Gareth