EduGeek Moodle Thread, How flexible is moodle for creating themes? in Projects:; Hello all,
I was wondering how flexible Moodle is for creating themes. For example can i create a theme and ...
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21st February 2009, 05:27 PM #1 How flexible is moodle for creating themes?
Hello all,
I was wondering how flexible Moodle is for creating themes. For example can i create a theme and move some of the content into different locations?
I have just started to look at Moodle and i think that it just doesn't look as good as Joomla. This is in no way dissing the excellent work of DanIt.
We are a primary school and i have gone through all of the themes that are on the Moodle site. I have looked at quite a few of the sites that say they create moodle themes. Most look similar to all the others. I am after something that is a bit easier to work and navigate through from a Primary School usage side of things. I have been seriously considering creating my own theme for primary Schools, but if the framework is 'quite stiff' then i don't see the point.
I have looked into drupal and am running Joomla for my school site. I would just like something that looks good and also has the simplicity for Primary School pupils (and Staff) to use.
I hope this makes sense.
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21st February 2009, 07:48 PM #2 i've always used the newbury college one to amend, its pretty nicely coded.
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23rd February 2009, 07:44 PM #3
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