Hello Sergye...

Yes, all that should be possible with the styles (CSS), maybe you are not applying it correctly or you haven't reset the style cache.

Also, you can try the new version that adds a style editor for the tabs. It is still in testing but very stable. It is available for Moodle 4: https://github.com/davidherney/moodle-format_onetopic

Saludos

Good afternoon David. Thanks for the quick response. Sorry for the kettle question. And where can I find and run the style editor? I installed the new version you pointed to but didn't notice any changes.
I change the style file itself, but no changes in the color of the bookmarks work. I clear the cache. the file is located here mysite/course/format/onetopic/styles.css is it definitely included?

I change the style file itself, but no changes in the color of the bookmarks work. I clear the cache. the file is located here mysite/course/format/onetopic/styles.css is it definitely included?

¿Cuando saldrá la versión 4.2? // ¿When will the version for moodle 4.2 be released?

Good morning,

We are currently testing Moodle 4. 2 and have the following problem:

Many of our courses are in the format "one section per tab" (Plugin One Topic) but on version 4. 2 of Moodle when you select the option "edit per batch" (on a course set with this format) the menu associated with the option does not appear.

When will the version for moodle 4.2 be released?

Thank you for your help if you have a solution.

Very cordially

Gaëtan Hochedez

Is there a way for a course editor to temporarily view all course content on one page so as not to have to click through all the tabs to find something? I often have to troubleshoot other peoples' courses and these tabs really slow me down.

Does it work on 4.3?

Hello, Please is there a maximum number of sections that could be added or there is a way on seetings to increase the number of sections/tabs. Thanks.

Hi @Dipo...

You can use the option "Maximum number of sections" in the "Course default settings" (In Site Administration > Courses).

Saludos

Hi David,

On my production site I use one_topic 4.1.0.5 , on the test site 4.1.0.3

The problem that happens in production, and not in testing:

In testing the access restriction is visible in the section, but in production it is not seen:

The only difference is the one_topic version.

Does it make sense to you?

How can I solve it?

Thank you very much!
Andrés

Hola @Andrés Segovia...

Puedes probar a actualizar la versión del formato, actualmente la versión de Onetopic que es compatible con Moodle 4.1 es la "4.1.10", por lo que me dices parece que tienes una versión anterior a esa. Quizá actualizando se solucione lo que comentas.

También, asegúrate de validar la configuración de visibilidad que tiene el formato para secciones ocultas, eso puede estar afectando lo que dices.

Saludos

Hola @David Herney, muchas gracias por tu rápida respuesta.

Efectivamente, estaba usando una versión anterior de onetopic, en la pagina de versiones de Moodle la ultima que se ve es la 4.1.5, para probar la 4.1.10 la bajé del github.
Y también es cierto, que no se veía por la configuración de visibilidad, en el atributo Secciones Ocultas.

Muchas gracias por tu ayuda.
Saludos,
Andrés

Hi David, would it be possible for you to advise when this plugin will be available for 4.2? Thanks

This plugin is apparently broken in the new 4.4 version of Moodle. The button to edit the section text content disappeared; it became impossible to edit the topics text. The batch edition of resources also does not work in my installation. But I see that the native "Custom sections" course format with one section per page is similar to One Topic, except that the top navigation bar is missing (and it will be missed by users).

I also prefer Onetopic. There's nothing like it. You can only edit the the 0 section. I hope David will update the course format for 4.4.