Moodle plugins directory: Masonry Topics format | Moodle.org
Masonry Topics format
Course formats ::: format_masonry
Maintained by 
Renaat Debleu
This course format displays all sections like a masonry build brick wall. Every section can have a different background and is dynamically placed into a fluent style page.
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Current versions available: 10
This course format displays all sections like a masonry build brick wall. Using YUI (http://yui-masonry.appspot.com/), every section is dynamically placed into a fluent style page. Each section can have a different background color.
Warning: The order of the topics shown depends on the screen size and can vary from screen to screen.
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Renaat Debleu (Lead maintainer)
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- You could enable icons for the topics, like this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g569pnylwwrh8xs/suggestion.png?dl=0
- You could allow change the font color of each topic.
- Show the progress of student.
This looks nice, but I'm having trouble finding where to control the colours inside each masonry section. I can change the border colours no problem. Could it be a problem with Moodle 2.6.1 (Build: 20140113)?
Pose de gros problèmes d'affichage sous moodle 2.9 bien que l'installation soit valide. Page blanche ou juste un bandeau présent sur le haut de l'écran.
Just installed the theme in M2.9.1 but I am getting the following error after assigning the format to a course -
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$format_masonry_defaultbackgroundcolor in /var/www/moodle/course/format/masonry/lib.php on line 144
Fatal error: Class 'condition_info_section' not found in /var/www/moodle/course/format/masonry/renderer.php on line 126
thanks for the remarks. I'm traveling for the moment, so I do not have a lot of time to review the code. I disabled support for version 2.9 for the moment (so others will not have these errors). The moment I'm back home, I'll look into it.
R
The labels are not rendered and an big white space appears at the place they shoud be.
Tested on Moodle 2.9.1.
In some themes it is necessary to add or remove some css code to have desired effects.
Using 3.0.2+ I have installed this using the Pioneer theme and also the Clean Theme - but absolutely nothing happens. I must be doing something wrong. I would appreciate some advice.
Andrew
It is a bold statement that absolutely nothing happens. I'm sure a lot of things happen in the background, and most important a javascript error. Can you post the output of the console tab (press F12 in your browser and choose console [Chrome: Ctrl+Shift+J Firefox: Ctrl+Shift+K, Internet Explorer: Ctrl+2]), so I have some more information?
R