Hi, you can use a two column layout: Just edit the block position of each Moodle block in a course to ‘left’ or ‘right’. Only if you use both positions ‘left’ and ‘right’ you will get a three column layout.
You can choose from the set of Google Fonts available in the theme settings (http://www.redpithemes.com/Documentation/assets/options_fonts.html ). If you need another one, please contact me via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ) and I can send you a modified file for this.

Thanks for the solution on column position, it is my oopsie, I completely missed it. About, fonts, I understood how to get the new fonts but I feel it would be better if user individually allowed to download the fonts and use them instead of bundling with the theme. Delete them later and download another one

venkatesan

Your suggestion with the Google Fonts is a question of usability vs. flexibility. To add a Google Font individually would require to edit site administration settings as well as modifying the css file – this won’t appeal to everyone.
Instead, you can choose from many fonts In the theme settings, which I think is the better solution for most users. But: If you need to include a special font, please contact me via the support tab and I can describe you the necessary modifications in more detail.

Thanks! The content on the frontpage was added with labels. In the theme’s documentation, you can find the section “Adding content” (http://redpithemes.com/Documentation/assets/adding_content.html ) where this is described in more detail. You can also contact me via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ) and I can send you the HTML for the frontpage like in the demo.

Hi, sorry. but there are no psd files included in the download. The theme has evolved in many steps since it is in use at the Moodle site of a college, so there is no psd which would cover the current state of the theme. Unfortunately, i can’t help you with this request…

Hi, in the theme’s documentation you can find a section about adding content (http://redpithemes.com/Documentation/assets/adding_content.html ). If this doesn’t help you, please contact me again via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ) – I can send you the HTML used in the demo.

Hi, could you explain that in a little more detail, please? What exactly do you want to achieve by modifying this css rule? Please contact me again via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ).

Hi, you can move the navigation block to the ‘hidden’ block region on the frontpage. Then the block will appear in an area only visible for admins and you habe the entire width for the carousel with the example courses. If you need further help, please contact me via the support tab – I can send you some screenshots with the required settings.

Done!! Thanks

You’re welcome!

Hi, the style.css is the right file. But I doubt that this is necessary: Since Theme Lambda has a responsive design, the theme will adapt to all screen sizes, you can use it right away with a smartphone or tablet without any additional css delivered by the mobilecssurl.

Yes, works perfect in all the devices, but sure that someone would prefer to use the app. Regards ;D

Sure, I just wanted to say that the mobilecssurl setting is not necessary to make the app work with your site…

Hi, please send me a link to your site via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ) and I will take a look at it.

yes you are right I am using latest version and your code has solves the problem. Thanks By the way I am quite impressed with the theme. It’s a quite a unique experience.

Thanks!

Hi, the menu items have a hover effect when you move the mouse over the menu. Since Moodle is a LMS, you add links to courses or resources to the menu, you do not define actual “pages”. With that, Moodle doesn’t allow the highlighting of a current site in its own custom menu (I think that this was your concern: clicking on the “About” menu item and highlighting this item when you view the “page”). It is possible to define a custom css rule in the theme settings to hide the breadcrumb. Please contact me again via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ) and I’ll send you the css.

Thats great and what you say makes scene. Cheers

I am glad that I could help. I’ve just sent you the css.

Hi, in Moodle you can embed videos in many different ways: https://docs.moodle.org/28/en/Video – so yes, this is definitely possible.

Hi, you can switch between boxed and full layout in the theme’s settings panel. You can verify the result for a full layout in the live preview at: http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/full_screen_preview/9442816

Thank you

A detailed documentation is included in the download. But you can also take a look at the theme’s documentation online: http://redpithemes.com/Documentation/assets/index.html

Yes, the theme is fully compatible with moodle 2.8.

Hi, sure you will get full support for the theme. Since I am a “Moodler” myself I can surely help you even with questions going beyond the theme itself. You can use the theme for any Moodle version from 2.5 to current – so yes, 2.6 is supported.

Hi, this element uses a “spotlight-full” class (see also “Shortcodes” > “Theme Elements” in the documentation”). Please contact me again if you have any further questions.

Unfortunately it does not work. Something I’ve probably done wrong. Can I send you a link?

Of course! Please send me the link via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ) and I will check your site.

Hi, in the theme settings, you can setup the frontpage slider and the carousel (the example courses in the demo). All other parts are HTML elements. In the documentation, you have the code examples for the elements shown at the frontpage of the demo site (see section “Shortcodes”). Please contact me via the “Support” Tab and I can also send you the HTML elements used at the live preview.

Hi, screenshots with some examples for administration with Theme Lambda are now available at the live preview (“Features” > “Theme Options”). As soon as the screencasts are done, I will post them on the same page of the demo so you can get a good impression of the theme options.

thanks eva_pi where you from? Mexico?

You’re quite close… No, I’m from Germany

Sorry, but I don’t plan to provide login informations for admin role. As an administrator, you could delete contents or change the theme of the demo site. Even if I backup the site, there might be visitors who watch the demo in this state. I hope for your understanding… But every course in the demo site is open for guest access, so you can get quite a good impression of how a course will look like.

Hm, ok. The mentioned lines in the settings.php refer to the frontpage slider. Do you already have done any settings for the slider? Does it appear on the frontpage?

Hi pinium, now I got the reason for the warnings you receive, thank you for pointing that out. You can disable the warnings as an administrator in “Administration” > “Site administration” > “Development” > “Debugging”. There, select for “Debug messages” the option “None”. The warnings do not affect anything on your moodle site, but I’ll handle that in the upcoming version!

OK, THX. I’m testing the theme. I will write my opinion as soon as possible