Moodle plugins directory: Elegance | Moodle.org
Elegance
Themes ::: theme_elegance
Maintained by Bas Brands
Elegance is a beautiful two column Moodle theme with robust functionality and lots of custom settings.
Latest release:
421 sites
35 downloads
51 fans
Current versions available: 4
Features
- Custom "Quick Links" and "Marketing" spots.
- A Frontpage Carousel.
- Custom "Front Page Content" and "Footer" content.
- Custom Colors.
- Custom log in screen with rotating background images.
Contributors
Notes
- Please do not use the github version of this theme in a production environment. The current plugin repository version will always be the most stable.
- Please don't ask for support in the comments section here- there's no easy way for me to discuss with you. Use the "Discussion" thread under "Useful Links" below.
Useful links
Contributors
Bas Brands (Lead maintainer)
Julian Ridden: Original author
Danny Wahl: Previous maintainer
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1) The slider doesnt scale properly in IE where as works perfectly in mozilla
2) The change in color of the theme reflects in mozilla but does not reflect in ie
Any suggestions please
This theme is shaping up nicely, you're the man. I am working on it for a school district website, and I am convinced once global search is written for Moodle, that the LMS can be easily used for a school district website portal as well as an LMS. There are a few things that I have found in this theme that I would like to get your input on.
1. The Custom Link Menu bar at the will not go two levels deep or further than one. Is there an easy way for me to enable that?
2. I would like to make the slideshow the same width as the 2-column content to decrease image warping during the resize, and for overall look. Is there an easy way to do that? When I change the percentage of the banner in the elegance CSS to 83% to match the width of the two-columns the last picture in the slideshow won't display and the format gets jacked up. Any suggestions?
Thanks and keep up the good work,
Nick
$readmessagesql = "SELECT id, smallmessage, useridfrom, useridto, timecreated, fullmessageformat, notification
FROM {message_read}
WHERE useridto = :userid AND useridfrom != useridto
ORDER BY timecreated DESC
LIMIT $maxmessages"; // GT Mod don't show messages sent from user to themselves!
$newmessagesql = "SELECT id, smallmessage, useridfrom, useridto, timecreated, fullmessageformat, notification
FROM {message}
WHERE useridto = :userid AND useridfrom != useridto"; // GT Mod don't show messages sent from user to themselves!
Validation Output: 1 Error
Error Line 179, Column 32: Duplicate ID course-header.
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Warning Line 172, Column 28: The first occurrence of ID course-header was here.
Best Regards,
Aaron Marr.
Falmouth University.
https://github.com/moodleman/moodle-theme_elegance/issues/62#issuecomment-39531824
Aaron.
E.g. It will display "3 messages" and the drop down menu will show the 3 messages, however it still displays the same "3 messages" once those messages have been read.
Any ideas?
I replaced the moodlelogo with my logo in the pix directory as suggested by you. I deleted the cache. I even rebooted the server several times.
Yet, I continue to see the moodle logo in the footer. Is there some other place in the code , I have to change?
I even came across another solution below:
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These are the steps I used in Moodle 2.0.2 to subsitute Moodle's logo and sitelink to http://moodle.org to that of my logo and home site.
Step 1
Rename your site logo to moodlelogo.gif and upload it to the moodle/pix folder. This is will rewrite the original moodlelogo.gif with your own logo image.
Step 2
Modify lines 501 & 502 of moodle/lib/outputrenderers.php from:
'' .
'
TO
'' .
'';
Note that "width:100px;height:30px" was the size of the original moodlelogo.gif. You will need to specify the exact width and height of the new moodlelogo.gif that corresponds to your site's logo image.
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However, even then I continue to have the moodle logo .
Please help.
Thanks.
Step 1
Rename your site logo to moodlelogo.gif and upload it to the moodle/pix folder. This is will rewrite the original moodlelogo.gif with your own logo image.
Step 2
Modify lines 501 & 502 of moodle/lib/outputrenderers.php from:
'' .
'
TO
'' .
'';
Note that "width:100px;height:30px" was the size of the original moodlelogo.gif. You will need to specify the exact width and height of the new moodlelogo.gif that corresponds to your site's logo image.
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