Hi,
I was wondering how moodle.org and sites such as http://ecampus.waiariki.ac.nz/ have achieved the layout of having arbitrary HTML blocks in the middle block with nice tab style header titles?
I assume the tab style headers is done with css which only applies to the front page?
Thanks,
Stuart.
We do it at dlportal and Humboldt State using Moodle's print_tabs function in the header, and calling the tabrow css (in the above cases a modified tabrow css) from the theme.
On the HSU site, I've done some eregin' to set tab selected.
http://dlportal.humboldt.edu/moodletop
http://learn.humboldt.edu
On the HSU site, I've done some eregin' to set tab selected.
http://dlportal.humboldt.edu/moodletop
http://learn.humboldt.edu
And for Moodle.org, the centre sections are created using fieldset and legend elements. See http://docs.moodle.org/en/Homepage_design for the code.
No, not any more! It was replaced with H1 and P tags some time ago!
Uh, guess we'd better update that page on MoodleDocs then! Sorry Stuart, didn't mean to give you duff info.
Thanks for that. It's a nice trick which I think I will find useful else where.
Regards,
Stuart.
Regards,
Stuart.
Using Safari on the Mac the frontpage of the Waiariki site has mostly invisible text (white text on a white background), though it looks fine using Firefox. Is it just me?
No, you're not alone. Exactly same behaviour here ! And in Camino, the page works well (just like in FireFox).