Dear William,
You will find the code in the method 'print_single_section_page()' in the file '/course/format/renderer.php' which will be for all course formats unless they have overridden the method. I would recommend overriding it in a custom format for testing before a core hack that you need to maintain.
Cheers,
Gareth
Hi William
you can override it also in your theme but don't forget that you should extend format_topic_renderer (or format_weeks_renderer) and NOT format_sections_renderer_base
Before playing around with the code, you can always hide it using a bit of css. Probably something as simple as:
.course-content .single-section .section-navigation {
display: none;
}
Your theme might well have an additional css field (on the theme settings page), or you can add it directly to one of the style sheets in the style folder of your theme.
For anyone else wanting to do the same, the above would have hidden the navigation both top and bottom.
I managed to get around the removing top only by adding the following to my css
.header a {display:none}
another option:
body {display: none}
or the chrome web developer tools
Dear all,
Developer tools like Firebug and Chrome developer tools are great for finding what is going on, but they are not the long term solution.
The long term solution is to either patch the existing code (maintainance issue on upgrade) as I suggest or better, Marina's solution of extending parent classes.
Has nobody spotted the irony of:
body {display: none}
?
Cheers,
Gareth
