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:
381 sites
36 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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thanks!
Moodle Version 2.6
Elegance: 2.7.1
Congratulations on topic.
We are having trouble assembling the slideshow.
What are the specifications of images that should make the slideshow?
thank you
Debora
São Paulo / BR
public function user_menu() to public function user_menu($user = NULL, $withlinks = NULL) in the core_renderer.php in the theme and in the bootstrap theme and everything works
https://enserver.sfc.keio.ac.jp/moodle/login/index.php
This was working great until December or so, and still works great in Webkit browsers and even in IE. Just Firefox is having the issue, which is annoying, because I'm a Firefox die hard.
A friend of mine had this to say:
I assume the issue is that the background image is getting cropped in FF. The "backstretch" DOM element has an inline style that sets overflow:hidden, and FF interprets where content ends in some funny ways. There isn't a reason for this overflow property since it appears there is some JS that is setting an explicit height on that object ... if you have access to whatever is creating that inline style, and you can just tell it not to add that overflow property, that would be the best. ... To override that inline CSS you can add this to the appropriate CSS file:
.backstretch { overflow: auto !important; }
I tried commenting out "overflow: hidden" in backstretch_2.0.6.js, but it didn't work. Any ideas on what .css file I need to edit to try this suggestion?
I realize that I'm running older versions of everything, but Moodle has become such a house of cards that I just try not to touch anything once I get it working. Also, I've customized this theme a bit, and I don't have time to slot those changes into a new version right now...
And can the button not be transparent and have a solid color with clicking on it?
Thank you very much
In the text editor, I noticed that only Header 1 is available. I am I doing something wrong? I need to use the other Header options for formatting webpages.
I am happy to announce that Bas Brands become a new maintainer of this theme. Good luck Bas, and thanks in advance for looking after this!
I just installed this theme and am running into an issue when trying to change the logo. The File Manager never seems to load. There is a loading wheel that shows forever.
Has anyone seen this? Is there a work-around solution?
Best Regards,
sam