Hi Claudio,
I'm sorry not to be able to help you for now. As I wrote in the answer to Simone's posting my theme is work in progress and is based on fundamental changes of the moodle templates (complement the php-files with basic divs, which are named with ids and classe as discussed in the developer wiki). With these changes styling moodle becomes much more flexible and I hope I get the chance to support the developers to make these changes part of moodle 1.5. For moodle 1.5 I plan to contribute a new theme with similar attributes as the theme shown here.
Urs
Urs Hunkler
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To all, who are not celebrating Christmas, I wish some nice days. To the others I wish merry Christmas.
The next days I will have some time to continue my work on the moodle CSS. So I would appreciate some feedback to my proposals about working on reforming the CSS for Moodle 1.5. It's much easyer to go on, when I can be shure to be on the rigth path.
By the way I can show you the state of my aktual moodle style project:
(please click on the image to see a large picture in a new tab/window)
The URL shown in the screenshot is a local one from my Xampp installation and is not reachable from the internet.
Many of the proposals I made here are incorporated in this design. So it's possible to have a diffeernt look of the blocks on the left and the right column of the course page. On the left you see a continuous navigation column with rollovers and without gaps between the blocks, on the right separate info boxes as they are known in moodle.
The top right picture is displayd in Jan Dierckx's "Glossary_Random" block (Thank you Jan for your great work). It is unchanged in code, the title and all text I have hidden by CSS.
many greetings
urs
The next days I will have some time to continue my work on the moodle CSS. So I would appreciate some feedback to my proposals about working on reforming the CSS for Moodle 1.5. It's much easyer to go on, when I can be shure to be on the rigth path.
By the way I can show you the state of my aktual moodle style project:
(please click on the image to see a large picture in a new tab/window)
The URL shown in the screenshot is a local one from my Xampp installation and is not reachable from the internet.
Many of the proposals I made here are incorporated in this design. So it's possible to have a diffeernt look of the blocks on the left and the right column of the course page. On the left you see a continuous navigation column with rollovers and without gaps between the blocks, on the right separate info boxes as they are known in moodle.
The top right picture is displayd in Jan Dierckx's "Glossary_Random" block (Thank you Jan for your great work). It is unchanged in code, the title and all text I have hidden by CSS.
many greetings
urs
Moodle in English -> Themes -> Reforming the CSS for Moodle 1.5 -> Re: Reforming the CSS for Moodle 1.5
hello eduardo,
great idea. if i get it right you propose to bring the functionality of the config.php to a web interface. the php-engine would handle all the replacments in some standard themes (which must not be changed by hand).
with this approach the easy configurable css file would be unnecessary.
urs
great idea. if i get it right you propose to bring the functionality of the config.php to a web interface. the php-engine would handle all the replacments in some standard themes (which must not be changed by hand).
with this approach the easy configurable css file would be unnecessary.
urs
Moodle in English -> Themes -> Reforming the CSS for Moodle 1.5 -> Re: Reforming the CSS for Moodle 1.5
to point 6 to 8
these point i see as "nice to have" and future musik
urs
these point i see as "nice to have" and future musik
urs
Moodle in English -> Themes -> Reforming the CSS for Moodle 1.5 -> Re: Reforming the CSS for Moodle 1.5
to points 4 and 5
as i see it for the work on point 4 and 5 the decisions of point 1 to 3 have to be made. in the meantime we can collect ideas and code snippets.
_ after point 1 to 3 are decided, point 4 and 5 can be worked off
do you agree?
urs
as i see it for the work on point 4 and 5 the decisions of point 1 to 3 have to be made. in the meantime we can collect ideas and code snippets.
_ after point 1 to 3 are decided, point 4 and 5 can be worked off
do you agree?
urs