Customising the theme user menu: Difference between revisions
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Initially, only the size of the user's avatar picture can be changed (from the default of 35px square), using the <syntaxhighlight lang="php">avatarsize</syntaxhighlight> key with a new size. | Initially, only the size of the user's avatar picture can be changed (from the default of 35px square), using the <syntaxhighlight lang="php">avatarsize</syntaxhighlight> key with a new size. | ||
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user_get_user_navigation_info($user, $this->page, array('avatarsize' => 85)); | user_get_user_navigation_info($user, $this->page, array('avatarsize' => 85)); | ||
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In '''/themes/<yourtheme>/renderers.lib'''... | In '''/themes/<yourtheme>/renderers.lib'''... | ||
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public function user_menu($user = null, $withlinks = null, $loginlogo = null) { | public function user_menu($user = null, $withlinks = null, $loginlogo = null) { | ||
Latest revision as of 13:31, 14 July 2021
Moodle 3.0
As of 3.0, the user menu can be customised via an array of options, when it is called via
user_get_user_navigation_info()
. Initially, only the size of the user's avatar picture can be changed (from the default of 35px square), using the
avatarsize
key with a new size.
user_get_user_navigation_info($user, $this->page, array('avatarsize' => 85));
Unfortunately, to change the one line that calls
user_get_user_navigation_info()
, the whole of
core_renderer::user_menu()
must be overridden:
In /themes/<yourtheme>/renderers.lib...
public function user_menu($user = null, $withlinks = null, $loginlogo = null) {
// Lots of code copied from lib/outputrenderers.php...
// Get some navigation opts.
$opts = user_get_user_navigation_info($user, $this->page, array('avatarsize' => 85));
$avatarclasses = "avatars";
$avatarcontents = html_writer::span($opts->metadata['useravatar'], 'avatar current');
$usertextcontents = $opts->metadata['userfullname'];
// Lots more code copied from lib/outputrenderers.php...
}
NB: The image size in the browser may actually be set via CSS, as the pixel size of the image is rounded up to one of a few hard-coded sizes - see MDL-50420.
See also
- MDL-50839 - Allow themes to set User menu avatar size
- Overriding a renderer
