When theme designer mode is off, Moodle combines them into a handful of large CSS files that get cached and served. The plan is to use gradient.png as the background image for your theme (in CSS) and use logo.jpg in the header (in your theme's layout file). Copy both files to your themes pix directory. Lets assume you have two images, gradient.png and logo.jpg. To add new images to your theme, such as a background image or a logo, you should start by creating a pix directory within your themes directory. Theme images are used in themes and are stored in the pix subdirectory of a theme.
Plugin images are used by plugins and are stored within the plugin's directory e.g. The pix directory contains the following subdirectories:Ī - Icons that are not widely used c - Calendar-related icons "e" - Editor-related icons f - File icons for different file types g - Default user icons and thumbnails i - General icons m - Currency symbols s - Smileys t - General icons u - User icons and thumbnails y - YUI icons There are three main areas in which images are located - core, plugin and theme.Ĭore images are used throughout Moodle and are stored in moodle/pix. Take note of your theme's main CSS file e.g.Take note of your theme's main layout file e.g.Make sure you have a theme and images to work with, one that you have a backup of just in case.
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Moodle has a standard way of making use of images within its pages enabling theme designers to take full control over what images are being used and when possible ensures images are passed through Moodle's performance caching system to obtain the best possible performance. 4.2 Using your images within your layout files.
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