Bonjour Anthony. C'est moi qui ne comprends pas trop, pas toi, parce que selon https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-71634 l'info bulle ne devrait plus exister. Il s'agit de quel thème?
Mary Cooch (personal account)
Опубликовано Mary Cooch (personal account)
Hello. I will just move your post to the dedicated MoodleCloud forum. (You are right that you are asking about themes but MoodleCloud has slightly different settings from other Moodle sites. ) To start with, have you looked in Site administration > Appearance >Themes? Each theme has its own setting there where you can make changes.
Moodle in English -> Themes -> Moodle admin on themes feedback wanted! -> Re: Moodle admin on themes feedback wanted!
Just popping in to say that as a Moodle admin who's not a themer or a developer type person, I would probably give exactly the same answers as Emma's 1 to 5, and I also agree with the statement "here are probably way more moodle admins than you would think that do not even understand the concept of a child theme...or maybe it is not that they do not understand it but it does not come into their thinking when they are installing a theme..."
I (think) I know what a child theme is but wouldn't want to have to think about it or understand any consequences of it it when I am installing a new theme.
I (think) I know what a child theme is but wouldn't want to have to think about it or understand any consequences of it it when I am installing a new theme.
If you have set it as one of the completion options then yes the teacher needs to manually sign off as well as the activities needing to be completed. It is not an either/or I am afraid.
Hello Caroline and sorry you are having problems. One of the challenges might be that there are different logins for different Moodle sites so it would help to know which Moodle site URL you are referring to when you say "INTRODUCTION MODULE COURSE". I wonder if you mean Moodle Teaching Basics? If yes, and this course is on our site Learn Moodle then unfortunately you need a different account for your MoodleCloud site (I presume you have got a MoodleCloud site?) and then a different account for this Moodle.org site where you can ask questions. In terms of creating an account as a teacher, if you only have one email that you can use then try teacher@example.com (an email with @example.com, while not ideal, will allow you to create the account.) Alternatively as it says in the video, you can just use your original admin account and not make a new account. It just gives you a slightly different view from what normal teachers do.
Hopefully that can get you started. Note also that if you have got a MoodleCloud site there is a good useful Getting started video that should come with the new site and that is more up to date.
Referring to the screenshot that says Become a member of this community, that is here on Moodle.org and should be what you see when not enrolled into this course. Sorry it has frustrated you but be assured we are here to give you ongoing support! (As you are already a member of the Moodle.org community this is what you see now...)
Hopefully that can get you started. Note also that if you have got a MoodleCloud site there is a good useful Getting started video that should come with the new site and that is more up to date.
Referring to the screenshot that says Become a member of this community, that is here on Moodle.org and should be what you see when not enrolled into this course. Sorry it has frustrated you but be assured we are here to give you ongoing support! (As you are already a member of the Moodle.org community this is what you see now...)
There is a dedicated Teaching with Moodle forum here which you are welcome to ask questions in in future, relating to the Moodle Teaching Basics course.
If you didn't mean Moodle Teaching Basics when you said INTRODUCTION MODULE, please let us know which course you meant 