Activities: oohoo - Tab display
mod_tab
Maintained by 
Patrick Thibaudeau, 
Nicolas Bretin
Nicolas BretinThe tab display module allows you to setup your information in a tabbed format. This helps to clean up your course by combining several resources into Tabs.
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Tab Display is a resource module used to display course information such as notes, readings, biography etc, in a tab structure per chapter/module within a course.
Websites can also be embedded into the tabs. Using Moodle auto-linking, helps create links to other activities or resources.
New features:
- A general description can be added above the tabs
- PDF embedded functionality. If you put a link with a PDF file on the content of a tab (without any text around), the PDF file will be displayed in an iFrame
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Patrick Thibaudeau (Lead maintainer)
Nicolas Bretin: Programmer
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We are using this plugin in Moodle 3.0.4. It is working fine in pc but when we access in moodle from mobile device, scrolling(up-down/left-right) is not working. So user can't see full embedded sit or file. Is there any solution for this.
I have got a single button using Snippets to insert the code.
There is one gotcha. If I paste in any unformatted code (eg like a link) then atto destroys the code. https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-58084
If you want I can describe my workflow as it is in the moment.
I think that responsive tabs inside a section is a good way to solve the scroll of death, and it is 'normal' internet type navigation and the users in our Moodle all work really well.
https://oohoo.biz/index.php/en/plug-ins/display/tab-topics-course-format/ latest release 2013
Is this plugin a possible candidate for plugin adoption and someone else to volunteer to either fork or adopt the plugin?
Especially with the power of BS4 coming into the frame with Boost.
Boost + Fordson [or another theme . . .] + a tabs solution would be a powerful combination.
Musing over.
-Derek
-Derek
saludos
I found the same issue as Polaris while testing Moodle 3.5.
I am using Boost theme.
The gray background is caused by the css rule: .row {background-color #eee}
Changing the line to .row {background-color #fff} solved the issue for me.
Though the row has a purpose to see which chapter you are in.
Might be an idea for further development / release to Moodle version 3.5 to fix this CSS line in a way it keeps it's function without causing the grey background lines.
Gemma