Patrick Malley

I looked into this theme's header.html and found similar PHP that I think the developer of this theme should explain.

The majority of the PHP added appears to produce the social bookmarking links in the theme, but some of this is rather curious.

Perhaps someone with a little more PHP knowledge could look into this and let us know if we should be concerned.

I have attached Experience247's header.html file.

I have created a custom theme that has an HTML menu bar that appears in the header on the front page. Recently, someone brought up the issue that this "static" menu poses to multilingual sites.

What I have currently:

A static menu of options that can only appear in the language that it is typed. If a user selects an alternate language from the drop-down, the menu does not change.

What I would like to do:

I would like to use PHP to generate the items in this menu so that they will change with the language pack selected by the user.

Is this possible? If so, where would I find the hooks for such a thing?

There is no way to natively hide the site sitetopic area of the front page from logged in users. You could perhaps consider using "My Moodle?"

Sure.

1. I don't know what page you're referring to. Can you be more specific

2. You can set the text color of the topic sections to be the same as whatever background color you choose below.

3. Try:

#course-view .weekscss .current,
#course-view .current td.side {
background: #yourhexhere;
}