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* [[Using images in a theme]] - How to use and override images within your theme. | * [[Using images in a theme]] - How to use and override images within your theme. | ||
* [[Creating a theme settings page]] - Looks at how to add a setting page making your theme easily customisable. | * [[Creating a theme settings page]] - Looks at how to add a setting page making your theme easily customisable. | ||
* [[Extending the theme custom menu]] - Customising the custom menu. | * [[Extending the theme custom menu]] - Customising the custom menu. | ||
Revision as of 10:57, 20 July 2013
This page is a starting point for Moodle theme developers.
For documentation on installing and using themes, please see the Themes user documentation and Themes FAQ.
Moodle has a powerful themes system that allows for a variety of effects through the use of XHTML and CSS.
- Themes overview
- Creating a theme - A quick step by step guide to creating your first theme.
- Cloning a theme
- Using images in a theme - How to use and override images within your theme.
- Creating a theme settings page - Looks at how to add a setting page making your theme easily customisable.
- Extending the theme custom menu - Customising the custom menu.
- Overriding a renderer - A tutorial on creating a custom renderer and changing the HTML Moodle produces.
- Clean theme (new in 2.5) - How to copy and customise the Clean theme to create your own theme.
- How to add a 'Watermark' as a background image to your theme.
