
Atto: Styles
atto_styles
Maintained by
Ulm University,
Alexander Bias,
Kathrin Osswald
Moodle Atto plugin which lets the administrator provide custom CSS classes which can afterwards be applied by users to block and inline text in Atto
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The purpose of this Atto plugin is to let users apply custom CSS classes to block and inline text.
Please see README file for details about the usage and features of this plugin.
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Contributors
Ulm University (Lead maintainer)
Alexander Bias: Developer
Kathrin Osswald
Andrew Davidson: Initial Developer
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And please try to answer my questions when creating the ticket:
* What is your goal with the 2 levels, do you really create that much styles that you get lost in the list of styles? You are free to name the styles however you want, so you already can group the list by using prefix strings as style titles which will then be alphabetically sorted. For example:
Box blue
Box green
Paragraph blinking
Paragraph small
Title big
Title medium
Title small
* Do you really intend to add H1, H2, H3 to the list of styles? The purpose if the plugin is _not_ to replace the default templates containing titles and paragraphs as it does not create semantic HTML, but create spans and divs.
Thanks,
Alex
Just trying things out with bootstrap classes in our theme (a clone of More).
Are we able to *combine* bootstrap classes with this? What I want to be able to do is to provide an alert along with a cross to close the alert i.e. using type="button", class="close" data-dismiss="alert" as seen here http://getbootstrap.com/2.3.2/components.html#alerts
well, the atto_styles plugin is able to add 2 or more classes if you ask it to do so. Just add the classes, separates by spaces, to the "classes" attribute of the configuration on /admin/settings.php?section=atto_styles_settings.
The question if combining two bootstrap classes will produce a decent result is another thing. Atto_styles will just assist you in adding these classes to your text, but you have to test yourself if the two classes in combination will produce the result you want. If you can't produce the result you want just with bootstrap classes, you will have to create a custom style with CSS and add the CSS to your theme. Then again, atto_style will assist you to apply this custom CSS style / class to your text.
I hope this helps...
Thanks,
Alex
well, these tag types are already covered by the core plugin atto_title. The goal of atto_styles is to be able to define own CSS classes and assign them to text blocks or inline text.
From a end users' perspective, you may be right. End users just want to style their text and don't want to think about implementation or HTML code details. However, including these tags would basically mean to duplicate code. I will think about it, but I can't promise anything yet.
Thanks,
Alex
It is very useful, configrable and simply to use plugin. My users love me for new options.
I would like to know is it possible to use this plugin on totara, because I have tried to install it but it show an error fail to install, required update.
If anyone is using this plugin on totara version11, can guide to to set up.
Thanking you
Regards
Rahul
"https://github.com/moodleuulm/moodle-atto_styles/blob/master/README.md" says "This plugin requires Moodle 3.9+"
"https://moodle.org/plugins/pluginversions.php?plugin=atto_styles" says the latest version is "v3.8-r2 (2020100800)"
Ricardo