Joseph Rézeau

Follow-up to my previous post. As I should have anticipated, there are other instances of the dreaded nowrap table attribute in other modules, which cause the same overflow problem on fixed <800px themes...

One radical solution to over-ride the whole bunch of them is:

td {white-space: normal;}

Can anyone report adverse effects of this radical approach?

Forgot to mention my settings in my previous post: Moodle 1.5, MSIE 6 & Firefox on Windows XP.

Joseph

Hi Eloy, Urs, Helen and Andy,

One workaround to set e.g. a background color to the module configuration pages is to set the background-color of the .editing class to the color of your choice (e.g. mycolor)

.editing {background-color: mycolor;}

Of course this will set the background of ALL editing pages to that color. Well, maybe it's OK if you choose a nondescript color and then set - one by one - the background colors of individual modules configuration pages.

See an example for the glossary module configuration attached.

Would that answer your query, Eloy?

Joseph

L'animation Flash fonctionne maintenant...
Joseph

Hi James,

I confirm this "bug" still exists in version 1.5.2. But I am curious to know why you should want to disable the ALL option in the first place? Any pedagogical motivations?

All the best,

Joseph

Hi Jean-Marc,

If selection of a particular theme were possible at the course category level, then:

• WHO would be responsible for imposing that choice?
• would individual teachers teaching courses within that particular category still be allowed to select their own theme for their own course?

As things are, I think there are enough possibilities to implement your wish. If you are thinking of a category containing courses all taught by the same teacher, then that teacher can be told to select the same theme for all those courses. If it's a category with courses taught by different teachers, then all teachers can be told to do the same... but personally I would very much resent being denied the right to choose my own theme.

All the best,

Joseph