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| This page shows you how to create a custom bootstrap theme in Moodle. This is just one possibility and perhaps there are other, more efficient ways to do that.
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| This tutorial assumes the following setup:
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| *Eclipse IDE
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| *Linux OS
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| = Copy and rename Simple theme =
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| You will choose a name for the new theme. For this tutorial let us assume it is: mytheme
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| Either in eclipse or in the file manager right click on folder "simple" in /theme/simple, then select copy, then paste.
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| *Rename the copied folder to "mytheme".
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| *Rename mytheme/lang/en/theme_simple.php to mytheme/lang/en/theme_mytheme.php
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| *In eclipse in the "PHP Explorer" select the folder "mytheme"
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| *In eclipse in the top menu select "Search->Search..." -> the search window opens
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| *In the search field type: simple
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| *Select "Selected Ressources" in the select options
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| *Click on "Replace..." at the bottom of the search window
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| *Click on "Preview" to verify your search/replace query and then replace
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| You should now have a new theme, that should work correctly. Test it in your browser
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| = Integrate parent theme bootsrap =
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| = Work with LESS =
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