I need to customize the html structure of the course box in the Moodle.
I'm new to moodle so please help me!
/course/renderer.php
Inside that file I found several functions that generate coursebox html.
But I'm wondering it is no problem to update that functions or not.
Is there anyway to override course renderer in moodle?
Thanks
Actually you can do just that if you create your own theme. The moodlewiki has a page on that:
Overriding a renderer
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I just started to use MVC for a simple website. Very new to this.
I am trying to change from the default layout to a simple layout page with sidebar navigation with drop-down list capability. Something similar to one that is shown in the enter link description here
Could you please guide me through this? I have downloaded the HTML, CSS and js files.
I added them to the project and referred to them in the bundleconfig.cs. But still no success.
Thank you very much
I am relatively new here but am looking forward to the support and knowledge i can gain here.
I have recently taken over a Joomla site that has a custom shopping cart which as far as i can tell is called dnaCatalog. I have tried to Google it but came up nothing but the actual dna workings of Joomla and other such things.
What i would like to achieve is to remove the image zoom from the product images in the shopping cart. I have searched the admin back-end through the plugins and modules but cant find any reference to any form of image zoom so I am guessing its hardcoded into the theme or catalog.
I currently have the site on a testing server here... http://geekdimm.com/ragland-current.
I have just updated it to the current version of Joomla 3.6.5
Your help would be greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks in advance.
The zoom function is coded as a JQuery add on, you will find it at templates/quasar/js/jquery.loupe.min.js. The optimal way to solve this is to find the calls to the script above and remove them (be careful what you remove, you should know what you doing when editing the core files).
Alternatively look for the class called loupe which are associated to your images, this gives your images the zoom functionality.
The easiest (but dirtiest) way to solve this is to go to your templates css file
templates/quasar/css/template.css and on line 7127 add the CSS display:none!important;
Is it possible to disable all skins in Oracle Webcenter Portal?
I get about 300kb of css as default. I don't want to use any of the default css since I'd like to write my own css.
I've tried to extend the "empty" skin without success.
Also I've tried to extend a non existing skin with the result just getting the default skin anyway.
I'm looking for a way to disable all skins, and use a css in the Web content folder instead.
Any ideas?
I would suggest creating a custom skin where you override the ADF component selectors as well. That should help you start with an "empty" looking skin.
I don't think you can disable the basic skins that come with ADF itself. You'll probably need to look at other caching strategies as described by the stack.
HTH
The minimum thing you can start with is extending from the Simple skin which is very small skin
As far as I know there is no way to get rid of all stying. The CSS is also used for standard WebCenter Portal components, such as the Administration Console and the page editing functionality.
I've linked the skin to the template where I want to use the skin but when I want to edit the skin the button to edit is not showing.
Thanks in advance
Thijs
I solved this one. The solution is here
I solved this one, even though I think the're more suitable solutions.
Since you can skin starters kits out of the box I added my
masterpage-template id to the templates of the starters kit in
'App_data/packages/installed/installedPackages.config' and linked the
custom skin I created in the masterpages folder like they show on the
videos.
I want to apply background image for jqgrid, I was referring to enter link description here
where it was mentioned few methods, but I am not sure of its usage, I am new to jquery and jqgrid can some can share sample code? thanks.
You can customize the jQuery UI Theme or just redefine ui-icon-asc and ui-icon-desc classes with another background. Look at the answer to very close question.