Configuración de temas

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Configuraciones del tema

Un administrador puede cambiar las configuraciones del tema en Configuraciones > Administración del sitio > Apariencia > Temas > Configuraciones del tema .

En Moodle 2.7 y superiores, el aspecto es ligeramente diferente:

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Temas especiales

Temas para sesiones

Moodle offers an additional way to set a theme - the session theme. This is set with the URL and lasts until you log out. When you next login, the site/course/user themes are active again. This option is great for theme testing and works perfectly when you want to enable different themes for different situations.

For example you can offer a special link for PDA users and integrate the session theme orangewhitepda in that link. Nobody needs to change any settings, you just click on that link. The session theme is called by the URL parameter &theme=orangewhitepda. The whole URL without the session theme could look like http://mymoodlesite.org/course/view.php?id=18 and with the parameter for the PDA theme like "http://mymoodlesite.org/course/view.php?id=18&theme=orangewhitepda".

In a standard Moodle installation, session themes are not active. To activate them the administrator must add the parameter $CFG->allowthemechangeonurl = true; to the Moodle config.php file in the Moodle base directory.

Tema para página

A page theme is for special page-only themes set by code, use $PAGE->force_theme().

Jerarquía del tema

Here is the usual order that themes are considered by the Moodle interface.

Theme type	Overwrites	Display	Setting type
Site	-	all pages*	saved in theme profile
User	Site theme	all pages*	saved in user profile
Course	Site, user and session themes	one course	saved in course profile
Session	Site and user themes	all pages*	temporary until logout

(* except courses with the course theme set)

Cambiar la jerarquía por defecto

The priority of themes can be set via the /moodle/config.php file. The order defines which theme wins when there are several set at different levels. You can set a variable called $CFG->themeorder (see config-dist.php for more details). By default it is set to:

$CFG->themeorder = array('course', 'category', 'session', 'user', 'site');

Configuraciones particulares del tema

Logo, tagline, link colour, column width, custom CSS and other settings for a particular theme may be set by an administrator in Administration > Site administration > Appearance > Themes > Theme name.

Vea también

• Moodle Theme Settings Page MoodleBites video on YouTube