Flexible sections format
Maintained by
Marina Glancy
Organises course content in any number of sections that can be nested. Each section can be displayed on the same page or on a separate page
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It looks like this plugin will not work correctly on Moodle 5.x. Do you plan to release 5.x version of this plugin?
Do you think Moodle will implement the characteristic of mutiple levels of subsections (present in this plugin) in the new "Custom sections" format. The fact is that my organisation has to decide between Flexible sections and Curstom sections, knowing we need multiple levels of subsections and an alternative that will be mantained in the future.
Thanks in advance.
In Moodle 4.1, we're unable to drag and drop SECTIONS in the course index. Activities and Resources work, but not full sections. Is this the same for others?
I recommend you to migrate to the core formats in 4.4 since they now support subsections.
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first.js:434 EXCEPTION RAISED WHILE INIT COURSE EDITOR
(anonymous) @ first.js:434Understand this error
first.js:434
Would it be possible to add columns to each section separately? For example one section shows one column and another section shows two columns.
Thanks,
I am having some issues with setting anchors when subsections are "hidden" in a lower level.
We want to create a structure where we can link between content in different sections, but we do not want all sections to be open and visible so as not to overwhelm students with content. Is there a way to create a link/anchor to a section that is hidden and have it "open" when the link is clicked?
Best