I wanted to develop a theme that was professional and very easy on the eye whilst at the same time having a more 'magazine' like feel to the layout. Many themes developed for Moodle end up looking the same; resulting in students being a little 'switched off' I wanted content that was reasonably easy to update. I have included my standard forum slider (that makes use of the Jquery BXSlider) and adapted a new version that uses the JQuery SlideDeck. Both have been adapted so that they take their input from posts on a Moodle forum. The slide deck version also integrate fancyframe to enlarge images and a PHP image resizer that resizes the uploaded image to the forum.
just curious, is that a child of another theme available at Moodle.org? I'm looking for one with the nav bar across the top and knowing what base you chose would be helpful.
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ReplyDeleteI have included my standard forum slider (that makes use of the Jquery BXSlider) and adapted a new version that uses the JQuery SlideDeck. Both have been adapted so that they take their input from posts on a Moodle forum.
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ReplyDeleteNice one , Andy! Love the design. It does look a wee bit cluttered tho.... BTW, I sent you and E-mail on your slider.zip code. I couldn't get it to work on my site. Frankie Kam (boonsengkam@gmail.com).
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