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Moove

Certified Partner Plugin
Maintained by conecti.me
Moove it's a Moodle's theme that makes online environments more clean and intuitive for learners and educators. If you like it, please show some love by clicking "favourite" ( ♥ ) below!
Price option: Free

Supports Moodle 3.2-5.2 See all versions
Latest release: 2 months ago
Installations: 27785
Downloads (last 90 days): 11197

Frankenstyle name: theme_moove
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I have just discovered that if a user has enabled the accessibility toolbar by using the accessibility options in the user dropdown menu, this breaks some H5p activities as it adds in a grey box to the activity, which then pushes the control buttons off the bottom of the visible area. Is there a way to disable the accessibility toolbar option? I know I could possibly hide it with CSS, but if anyone has the toolbar enabled, they then wouldn't be able to turn it off, so I don't want to simply hide the link to it.
I spotted an issue with Moove and Moodle 4.1 where if a student accesses a course they are not enrolled on yet, the page they see, would show the top left hand corner of the course image, rather than the centre of the image as is usually the case. The following CSS, appears to fix this:
/*Corrects the issue within Moove theme where images on the self enrolment screen weren't cropping correctly*/
.dashboard-card .dashboard-card-img {
background-position: center;
background-size: cover;
}
I have just upgraded a site to Moodle 4.1 - this site uses competencies in one small area on one course, so I have competencies turned on. I previoulsy used the Boost Navigation Fumbling plugin to stop the competencies link from showing in all the other courses - however since the upgrade, this doesn't seem to be having any affect within the Moove theme (it does work if I switch to Boost).
Is there another way to hide the competencies link that now appears at the top of every course?
I have the same issue as Derek. We have had confusion with instructors and administrators who insist that the course is still active because it is not grayed out. We have to go to course management for them to see that it is gray there. I echo the need for some CSS to gray it out when we hide it. thanks so much.
Hi William,
First I just want to say this is a great theme and thank you for making it.
I have an issue when hiding courses; there is no indication on the course tile or anywhere that the course is hidden. With other themes, it is ususally greyed out or has some indicator that it is hidden. It still doesn't change if I switch my role to Student, however when I log in as a student the course is in fact hidden. Is there s way to change the look of a hidden course tile using CSS?
Running Moodle 4.2+ (Build: 20230602) using the Moove 4.2.1
(2023051000) theme.
Thanks
Derek
Hi,
The left sidebar takes up too much screen space (and students are often unaware that it is possible to hide it by clicking on the top hamburger icon, because this icon is usually used to expand content, not to collapse it).
What code needs to be changed so that in the Moove theme (moodle 3.11) , the left side menu is collapsed by default (so that only the icons of the sections are visible and clicking on the hamburger icon expands it)?
thanks
Vardaan Solia you are wrong, the theme is compatible with PHP 8.1, not just 8.0
Just a note - The version 4.1.1 of this theme is not compatible with PHP 8.0.28. Learned this the hard way D:
does the premium oversion support multi-lang tags in the footer? is possible to add some text in the footer?
@Kathy Cee If you want to embed your moodle in another page, I recommend develop a new page inside your plugin or page and define its layout as 'embedded', with this, Moodle will remove all 'distracting' areas, including footer, top navbar and others.
Hi Kathy - I usually add a line of CSS to hide the built-in footer, and then create my own manually - may not have the full functionality but I do then have complete control over it and how it looks/behaves.
This is the code I use to hide the footer.
/*Hides the built in footer - new footer then added in the 'additional html' area*/
#page-footer, #top-footer {
display: none !important;
}
Hi, so there will be no course images in future, but what about the footer issue? Is it meant to ride up the page on shorter content pages? It is quite distracting to see. Will this be rectified? Thank you smile
@Jilmar De Jesus Silva não faço idéia sobre o que você está falando.
@willian mano, bom dia tudo bem?
Como eu altero o banner padrão das demais páginas do tema?
@stefan now we have a Moodle font option, which uses the default moodle instead of google font.
@studio Yes, it works!
@kathy 1. this options is not available anymore.