I have a (local) plugin that generates a conventional page with all the usual require_login() and $PAGE stuff. However, the CSS for the parent course's format is causing me problems. It's made a load of changes to Bootstrap classes, so if that format has been selected in the course it's ruining the look of my page.
format-xxxx is getting injected into the body tags class which is triggering all sorts of css rules that I don't want.
Can anybody think of a way to prevent this? Doesn't need to be nice
Howard Miller
Příspěvky uživatele Howard Miller
I don't think it hurts, although I'm unsure how much difference it will make.
There have certainly been postings many times over the years by people who have "claimed" that they only have access to web served folders. But these tend, by definition, to be inexperienced users so it's hard to ascertain the truth.
My feeling was always that they were probably right but these were very cheap and nasty hosting solutions. This was probably going to be the least of their problems.
Obviously, there are (at least) thousands of hosting providers out there so every form of madness is to be expected.
My feeling was always that they were probably right but these were very cheap and nasty hosting solutions. This was probably going to be the least of their problems.
Obviously, there are (at least) thousands of hosting providers out there so every form of madness is to be expected.
I've expressed the opinion before that a Moodle docker image is basically an opinionated installation script in its most basic form.
As such what suits you won't suit me and vice versa. There are quite a few examples of compose / docker files that people have created and I can safely say that I have learned something from all of them.
As such what suits you won't suit me and vice versa. There are quite a few examples of compose / docker files that people have created and I can safely say that I have learned something from all of them.