Hello,
Your image did not come through correctly, but I think I can help.
If you are trying to alter the background color of the topic section that appears at the top of the middle column on your front page, add the following to the bottom of your CSS:
.sitetopic {
background-color:#fff;
}
Patrick Malley
Posts made by Patrick Malley
I'd start in the themes database here on Moodle.org:
http://moodle.org/mod/data/view.php?id=6552
There is the Themza set:
http://www.themza.com/moodle/
And, there is Theme Gurus:
http://www.themegurus.com/
If you want something more specific for your organization, I'm sure someone would gladly do the work for you:
http://moodle.com/partners/list/
http://moodle.org/mod/data/view.php?id=6552
There is the Themza set:
http://www.themza.com/moodle/
And, there is Theme Gurus:
http://www.themegurus.com/
If you want something more specific for your organization, I'm sure someone would gladly do the work for you:
http://moodle.com/partners/list/
Try this:
a.dimmed:link,
a.dimmed:visited {
color:#aaa;
}
a.dimmed:link,
a.dimmed:visited {
color:#aaa;
}
I'll do some testing when I return from the Oklahoma MoodleMoot. These menus should not stay on the same line when the screen size is reduced.
Points all well taken. I know you weren't purposely being condescending.
If we were to generate the header in the core, would it still be possible to insert any code into the header of the theme? Or just javascript or css files?
If we were to generate the header in the core, would it still be possible to insert any code into the header of the theme? Or just javascript or css files?