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== What are filters? ==
== What are filters? ==


Filters allow for the automatic transformation of entered text into different, often more complex forms.
Filters allow for the automatic transformation of entered text into different, often more complex forms. For example the titles of resources can automatically become hyperlinks that take you to the relevant resource, URLs pointing to mp3 files can become Flash controls embedded in the web page that let you pause and rewind the audio. The possibilities are endless and there are a number of standard filters included with Moodle and many more specialized filters available from the Moodle.org Modules and plugins database.


== How do I enable filters? ==
== How do I enable filters? ==

Revision as of 15:25, 18 November 2009

What are filters?

Filters allow for the automatic transformation of entered text into different, often more complex forms. For example the titles of resources can automatically become hyperlinks that take you to the relevant resource, URLs pointing to mp3 files can become Flash controls embedded in the web page that let you pause and rewind the audio. The possibilities are endless and there are a number of standard filters included with Moodle and many more specialized filters available from the Moodle.org Modules and plugins database.

How do I enable filters?

You find the settings under Administration > Modules > Manage filters, see Filters for details.

Which filters are available?

Where do I find additional filters?

You will find a number of contributed filters in the Modules and Plugins database.


How do I create custom filters?

See the following pages on Moodle Docs for details:

See also