Urs Hunkler

Hi,

Stylesheet for help files should be, they are real strangers within Moodle .

Ralf Hilgenstock asked for a solution some time ago. I added a JavaScript switch to the German helpfiles. If they are opened within Moodle the doc uses the selected theme CSS, if opened directly in a browser, the doc uses "docstyles.css". Perhaps you look at the files in "lang/de/docs/..." and see if you can start with that.

Yep

Those websites you find everywhere. The point is, that CSS does not neccessarily mean a layout without tables.

IMO the critical elements are the blocks holding content. These blocks (the colored fields in the example) can easily be surrounded by tables. I tested the model with a layout with tables and without tables. It works the same. Important is to use the tables where needed, but avoid them where they restrict.

If tables are better for holding the content of the blocks "together", use them. For rearanging the page layout you cannot attach tables for the basic layout framwork because the changes wont work any more. But concerned to block positioning I don't expect those overlapping problems.

Jon,

thank you very much for your great changes you proposed and you made. It's so much more elegant and flexible than the first version.

PS: On test.moodle.com I saw the two instances of the RSS block close and open as expected. But after a page reload they are both displayed in the same state even if the user had them displayed differently (the state of the last switched block).

Hi Gustav,

I was just working on the "-" icon when I read your posting. It's in the CVS.