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Themes provide a "skin" to completely change the look and feel of your site (or even an individual course). | *Themes provide a "skin" to completely change the look and feel of your site (or even an individual course). | ||
*Moodle sites (with the exception of MoodleCloud sites) come with two standard (default) themes called [[Boost]] and [[Classic]]. | |||
*If you are able to add additional plugins to your site, you can download and install contributed themes from the [https://moodle.org/plugins/browse.php?list=category&id=3 Themes area of the Plugins directory] | |||
*[[Theme settings]] | *[[Theme settings]] | ||
Revision as of 10:28, 30 August 2022
- Themes provide a "skin" to completely change the look and feel of your site (or even an individual course).
- Moodle sites (with the exception of MoodleCloud sites) come with two standard (default) themes called Boost and Classic.
- If you are able to add additional plugins to your site, you can download and install contributed themes from the Themes area of the Plugins directory
- Theme settings
- Standard themes including information on changing your theme
- Installing a new theme
