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Course element : Section Heading

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The Section Heading is very similar to seqence heading, but setup for a slightly different purpose. Sections are "Chapters in the course" that may assemble sequences. In flexipage formats, section headers may be used in a single page, to introduce a page break between two dense content section.

The defaut version of the Section Heading keeps very close to the Sequence Heading element, and keeps focussing an 'in page' use (cv. full screen). It is provided for common course structure needs, to differenciate the stylesheet application to this organisation level of the course.

User Side

SectionHeading sample en.jpg

Settings form

SectionHeading settings.jpg

Integrator Corner

Default Template

  <table class="custombox-sectionheading" width="100%">
  <tr valign="middle" class="custombox-icon sectionheading">
  <%%imageL%%>
  <td>

<h1 class="custombox-sectionheading"><%%heading%%> <p class="custombox-sectionheading"><%%shortdesc%%>

  </td>
  <%%imageR%%>
  </tr>
  </table>

CSS Element list

.custombox-sectionheading (TABLE) : Overal container

.custombox-header.sectionheading (H1) : Section Caption container

.custombox-description.sectionheading (P) : Section Description (summary) container

.custombox-icon.sectionheading (TR) : Section row container

.custombox-icon-left.sectionheading (TD) : Section left icon container

.custombox-icon-right.sectionheading (TD) : Section right icon container

Element evolution prospective

This element is probably mostly dedicated to make "chapter" cover pages. The probable evolution of the element will be to add a data table of information relative to the local section, as "section goals", "section objectives", "section duration", "section weight". Etc. This evolution is NOT YET perceived (not mature) in user queries i can collect upon all integration programs.