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Number of replies: 10Re: How can I create a class with two columns of content that scale
Not sure what you want to do. If it is about course content then is not related to the themes.
If you want to add text and images one beside other then use div as containers instead table.
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Re: How can I create a class with two columns of content that scale
If Atto (as your editor) is stripping tags, then I would suggest switching to TinyMCE as your editor as they definitely work there.
but that shouldn't be neccessary - Atto will add the responsive class to the images and all I did for the image here (don't worry about what the image is, its just a random screenshot for the purposes of adding an image to demo) was set the alignment as 'Right' when I uploaded it, then to go into the html and change the uploaded image size which was originally given the height and width in pixels - I removed the height and changed the width to 40%.
Should be fine for what you want to achieve - but as Fernando says, its content related and completely independent of the theme you are using. It works the same way on Clean, Adaptable, Essential, Flexibase - its just standard Moodle
Hope that helps
Richard
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Re: How can I create a class with two columns of content that scale
Hi Laurie,
I don't think its about offending anyone Its about getting the most appropriate help in the most appropriate forum
If both Atto and Tiny are stripping style comments then there is a problem with your editors which needs to be asked about in that forum, so those with the right expertise can help you.
Hopefully the solution I gave you above doesn't actually add any style tags other than those which are put in by default through the image upload so there shouldn't be anything stripped out of that.
Richard
Re: How can I create a class with two columns of content that scale
Inline styles are never recommended, so you can add an id to the HTML code and then add the CSS to the custom CSS box.
Anyway, TinyMCE do not strip CSS inline styles except if you have some syntax error.
EDITED - Re: How can I create a class with two columns of content that scale
Hi,
You CANNOT link to external stylesheets using the Text Editor. The only way you can do that is add the link/s to the head part of the page using Additional HTML which you will find in Site Administration > Appearance > Additional HTML
Hope this is clear enough to understand?
Mary
EDIT:
To make images responsive you need to make sure each image has the class 'img-responsive' associated with it. To do this in TinyMCE you add the image and in the setting up of the image location, if you click on the tab marked "Appearance" you will find a section where you can add classes for that image. So In the drop-down box associated with the classes you need to chose 'img-responsive' from the list which appears.
Again I hope this is useful?
Cheers
Mary
Re: How can I create a class with two columns of content that scale
I've already writen comments in this thread and none seem to be being read.
So I will try again here.
in-line styles in the Text Editor look like this:
<img style="vertical-align: middle; padding: 10px; margin: 20px; border: 5px solid #890;" class="img-responsive" src="https://moodle.org/pluginfile.php/115/mod_forum/post/1351259/blue.png" alt="blue" height="193" width="261" />
That said, I suspect you are trying to add:
EXAMPLE:
<style> body { background-color: #efefef; font-face: 'Typewriter'; }</style>
Which if used will be stripped as this is not allowed!
Cheers
Mary
Re: How can I create a class with two columns of content that scale
You can do this just using Bootstrap span classes if Joombla uses Bootstrap 2.3.2 like Moodle does?
See my previous comment (demo) What I want to achive..
Cheers
Mary
Re: How can I create a class with two columns of content that scale
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