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oohoo - Tab display
Activities ::: mod_tab
Maintained by Patrick Thibaudeau, Nicolas Bretin
The 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.
Latest release:
567 sites
71 downloads
26 fans
Current versions available: 3
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
Contributors
Patrick Thibaudeau (Lead maintainer)
Nicolas Bretin: Programmer
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-Derek
There are some other alternatives. Try a search for 'tabs' you'll find Generico and at least one other tabs plugin.
-Derek
It was pretty simple only adjust the version
change in mod/tab/version.php in :
$plugin->version = 2014040200; // The current module version (Date: YYYYMMDDXX)
$plugin->requires = 2014040200; // Requires this Moodle version
$plugin->maturity = MATURITY_STABLE;
$plugin->release = '2.2.0 (Build: 2014040200)';
$plugin->cron = 0;
$plugin->component = 'mod_tab'; // Full name of the plugin (used for diagnostics)
Hope it works for you
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.