Patrick Malley

"paste this to that css file that is last in your theme config.php $THEME->sheets = array"

Mauno - if you don't mind educating me , why is it important that this be pasted to the css file that is last in config.php? Thanks in advance.

I can't tell you why this happened, but adding the following to the end of styles_layout.css (or any other css being used, really) should fix it:

.sideblock .header .hide-show img.hide-show-image {
background: url('../../pix/t/switch_minus.gif') no-repeat bottom;
}

.sideblock.hidden .header .hide-show img.hide-show-image {
background: url('../../pix/t/switch_plus.gif') no-repeat bottom;
}

Using CSS, it is possible to assign different icons to different lessons in different sections, but not within the same section.

Bulk enrollment will allow you to add users without email addresses and with email disabled.

For more, see http://docs.moodle.org/en/Upload_users

I don't exactly understand what you mean by "I'm able to find the indexes for specific themes ..." Where are these indexes that you speak of - within the Moodle interface?

The Moodle file directory is on your server. It is where your Moodle lives! When you go to the Internet and call up www.yoursite.com/moodle, you are accessing your Moodle file directory. Typically, this directory is located on a server in /yoursite/public_html/moodle/themes - but this is not gauranteed.

I am assuming that you did not install your Moodle installation? Or, if you did, perhaps you used software to install it (like cPanel)?

If you do not have access to your server (through FTP or otherwise), I would recommend speaking with the person who does.

Also, in the future, more information is always better when trying to get help in these forums. Writing what may seem to be too much information can sometimes prevent this type of back and forth due to communication problems. For example, where are you looking if you can't find your Moodle file directory? What steps have you taken already that have proven unsuccessful?

Good luck.