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Well, this is my first, so please bear with me.
This is an example of how to change the footer for a Moodle site. It is a draft.


This is to replace the Mooldle logo and web address with your own address at leasti still haven't gotten it to show up as a real link, but at least the text appears properly.
The goal is to replace the Mooldle logo and web address with your own address.   


i'm using the StandardGreen theme.
I started by using the StandardGreen theme.  I copied the /theme/standardgreen folder and renamed the folder Anisa_1.  I then went to the theme/anisa_1 folder.


Open the footer.html file.
Open the '''footer.html''' file.


Replace this line
Replace this line


<code php>
<?php echo $home ?>
<?php echo $home ?>
</code>


with your web address, like so...
with your web address, like so...


<code php>
<?php echo "www.fundacionanisa.org" ?>
<?php echo "www.fundacionanisa.org" ?>
</code>


Save the file and check it with your browser.
Save the file and check it with your browser.


Perhaps someone more familiar with how this thing works could add the code so that the address shows up as a regular web link.
Perhaps someone more familiar with how this thing works could add the code so that the address shows up as a regular web link.
Well, after a Google and a visit to a How-To on basic HTML i see that this will give us an underlined web address
<nowiki><a href="http://www.fundacionanisa.org/">Fundación Anisa, A.C.</a></nowiki>
Now, if i can just figure out how to get my icon/image in this position and use it as a link, just like the Moodle icon was...
After some more experimentation, i got this to work...
<code php>
<?php echo $loggedinas ?>
<a href="http://www.fundacionanisa.org/"><img src="http://www.fundacionanisa.org/moodle_anisa/file.php/1/anisa_logo_small.jpg"></a>
</code>
'''Note''': the ''anisa_logo_small.jpg'' was placed in the Front Page site file folder (which is always "1").
Now I have a "small" logo at the bottom and has a link to the web page as well.  Yippee!
The text must be a little different for 1.9.3.
Replace 
<code php>echo $homelink;</code>
with
<code php>
echo '<a href="http://www.fundacionanisa.org/"><img src="http://www.fundacionanisa.org/moodle_anisa/file.php/1/anisa_logo_small.jpg"></a>';
</code>
Once the footer.html and/or header.html looks good, you are ready to select the new theme via the site administration block>appearances>themes>themes selector.  Find your new theme and select it.
==See also==
[[Theme basics]]

Latest revision as of 18:04, 12 May 2010

This is an example of how to change the footer for a Moodle site. It is a draft.

The goal is to replace the Mooldle logo and web address with your own address.

I started by using the StandardGreen theme. I copied the /theme/standardgreen folder and renamed the folder Anisa_1. I then went to the theme/anisa_1 folder.

Open the footer.html file.

Replace this line

<?php echo $home ?>

with your web address, like so...

<?php echo "www.fundacionanisa.org" ?>

Save the file and check it with your browser.

Perhaps someone more familiar with how this thing works could add the code so that the address shows up as a regular web link.

Well, after a Google and a visit to a How-To on basic HTML i see that this will give us an underlined web address

<a href="http://www.fundacionanisa.org/">Fundación Anisa, A.C.</a>

Now, if i can just figure out how to get my icon/image in this position and use it as a link, just like the Moodle icon was...

After some more experimentation, i got this to work...

<?php echo $loggedinas ?> <a href="http://www.fundacionanisa.org/"><img src="http://www.fundacionanisa.org/moodle_anisa/file.php/1/anisa_logo_small.jpg"></a>

Note: the anisa_logo_small.jpg was placed in the Front Page site file folder (which is always "1").

Now I have a "small" logo at the bottom and has a link to the web page as well. Yippee!

The text must be a little different for 1.9.3. Replace echo $homelink;

with echo '<a href="http://www.fundacionanisa.org/"><img src="http://www.fundacionanisa.org/moodle_anisa/file.php/1/anisa_logo_small.jpg"></a>';

Once the footer.html and/or header.html looks good, you are ready to select the new theme via the site administration block>appearances>themes>themes selector. Find your new theme and select it.

See also

Theme basics