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| {{Template:Themes}}This tutorials explains how to create different custom menu bars for different courses in a Moodle site
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| This level of technical knowledge is moderate to advanced, as the tutorial involves some previous knowledge of php an css.
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| ==What is the 'custom menu' bar==
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| The custom menu bar is the horizontal bar displayed on top of the screen, usually after the Moodle logo:
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| [[ File:menu_bar.png|menu bar]]
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| Link to other pages
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| * [[Themes 2.0 creating your first theme]]
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| * [[Themes 2.0 overriding a renderer]]
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| ==Getting started==
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| Previous readings
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| * theme/themename/lib.php
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| * theme/themename/renderers.php
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| * theme/themename/lang/en/themename.php
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| Next step open up your themes config.php file and add the following configuration option to it (at the bottom):
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| <code php>
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| $THEME->rendererfactory = 'theme_overridden_renderer_factory';
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| </code>
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| If you've already got a custom renderer you will already have this line.
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| And thats it! now we move on to extending the custom menu.
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| ==More titles==
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| <code php>
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| class theme_themename_core_renderer extends core_renderer {
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| protected function render_custom_menu(custom_menu $menu) {
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| // Our code will go here shortly
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| }
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| }
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| </code>
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