Plugin settings

Template Management

Templedit section is located in Administration (gear wheel) > Settings> templedit.

From this page you can see a standard template, and you can create new templates, edit and update the existing ones.

Add new template: enter the name of new template and press the "Add template" button: a copy of the standard template is created, ready to be modified.

Update Templates: in some cases, platform upgrades will require to updated some template core files. Use this button to update your templates to the latest versions while maintaining your style anche images changes.

Overwrite Images: selecting this option when updating a template, also the template images folder will be owervritten. Useful if you manually replaced template icons.

Setting your platform standard template

Last step, to set the created or modified template as the default template you need to go to: administration (gear wheel) > settings> system configuration > settings.
In the Main Options tab open the "Default Template" drop-down menu and select the desired template.

Template Settings

Once created, you can configure your template by clicking on edit, you will then be able to:

·        Set the basic colors of the template (see legend below)

·        Upload logo, cover image and favicon 

·        Edit the custom.css file: all styles in this file will overwrite the standard classes and colors set in templedit.

Note: do not remove the first line @import url('templedit.css'); which is added when you first save the template

Color Legend:

A Below is a small legend of the color entries that can be set to help the user set their own style.

We have set the various fields with different colors to make their display clear.

1. color navbtn-bg: indicates the tabs found on the course home page
2. color navbtn-bg-inter: indicates the color of the tabs when they are selected or when you move the mouse over them
3. color wrapper-bg: indicates the background color of the course filter on the home page
4. color primary: indicates the color of the main elements of the model, i.e. titles and texts
5. color secondary: indicates the color of the secondary texts (e.g. section titles on the administration welcome page
6. color info: indicates the color of the texts of the titles of the sub-sections on the administration welcome page
7. color warning: indicates the color of the completion check mark for learning objects, specifically when they have been started and not completed
8. color error: indicates the color of the completion check mark for learning objects, for example when you take a test and fail it
9. color success: indicates the color of the completion check mark for learning objects when they are successfully completed
10. color action-button: indicates the color of the 'Create new' button in the course's learning object management to create a new LO

The legend above is intended to guide the user in setting up their own style for the platform, the images used serve as examples and it is possible to find any tabs, banners, etc. in other parts of the platform.