Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by Helen Foster -
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Just to let you all know, moodle.org has recently been upgraded and is now running Moodle 2.7rc1. If you notice any problems, please let us know by either posting here or by creating a Moodle Community Sites issue in the Moodle Tracker.



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In reply to Helen Foster

Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by Joseph Rézeau -
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Hi Helen,

Why has the "smileys" button disappeared from the editor toolbar? Is this part of a new Moodle HQ policy to discourage overuse of emoticons?

Joseph wink

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Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by Mary Cooch -
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Good point smile As with TinyMCE it's not one of the default plugins although it can be enabled. For reference: http://docs.moodle.org/27/en/Text_editor  But then we can add our own -smileys anyway smile so not an issue wink


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Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by Helen Foster -
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Thanks Mary. I followed the documentation and added an emoticon button to the editor toolbar.

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Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by Joseph Rézeau -
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Thanks Mary and Helen. approve

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Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by Joseph Rézeau -
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Just noticed another problem with the new (ATTO?) text editor used in Moodle 2.7 and on these forums. It is not possible to resize the editor's width, and not possible to diminish the height, only to increase it. Who took that decision? I want to be able to resize the editor window's height and width as I need, without these restrictions, as with the former tinyMCE editor.angry

Joseph


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Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by Mary Cooch -
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I didn't notice that until you pointed it out Joseph, but I did some research in the tracker and it seems the decision not to allow width resizing was deliberate - see MDL-41716

In reply to Mary Cooch

Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by ben reynolds -

I'm noticing that third row of Atto editing buttons is not available on this site. That would be Font family, Font size, Find, Find and Replace, but some have been moved up to the second row. I'm comparing my 2.6.1 to this 2.7.

Is this intentional? Or is it a problem with my browser?

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Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by Mary Cooch -
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It's intentionalwink Have a look at Text editor and also (I just added it) in Text editor FAQ I am missing some buttons in Atto that I had in TinyMCE
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In reply to Mary Cooch

Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by ben reynolds -

Thanks, Mary.

Interesting about the no full screen button choice.


In reply to Joseph Rézeau

Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by Marc Grober -

As I recall a similar discussion, ALL decisions are MD's decisions.

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Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by Mauno Korpelainen -

Joseph,

you can also change editor from your user profile in moodle 2.7 - default editor here is Atto but if you switch to TinyMCE you can resize editor height and width like before.

And you get the "Insert non-breaking space"-button there too wink

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Re: Moodle.org using Moodle 2.7

by steve mutuvi -

I have noted that the web service could be disabled. I am nolonger able to connect to the demo sites using Moodle Mobile