Hi,
I recommend using the theme settings to apply custom css rules: As an administrator, go to “Administration” > “Site administration” > “Appearance” > “Themes” > “Theme Lambda” > “General”. There, enter your modifications into the text field “Custom CSS”.
If you need any help with your modifications, please contact me again via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ).

Hi,
thanks! But unfortunately, you won’t get the theme to work without Moodle. Perhaps I should think about releasing a HTML version…

Thanks for the reply. This would be a fabulous HTML template!

Hi,
yes, that’s possible. The theme offers various layout options for the blocks:
http://redpithemes.com/Documentation/assets/blocks.html

Hi,
yes, that’s possible. Please contact me again via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ). This way I can answer you in more detail.

Thanks!

Hi,
the theme is already compatible with Moodle 2.9.
At the demo, all courses are open for guest access, so there is no need for a user login. If you want to know how the theme can get customized and how the theme options are set up, you can take a look at the online documentation:
http://redpithemes.com/Documentation/assets/index.html

Hi,
the theme doesn’t have a special ‘testimonial’ class, but you can use a combination of blockquotes and rounded images (http://redpithemes.com/Documentation/assets/typography.html ) to create some kind of a testimonial area.
If you want to see an example for this, please contact me again via the support tab (http://gtheme.com/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ) and I can send you the HMTL.

Thank you! Great to hear you are happy with the theme and the support.

Thanks!
Moodle provides some settings options for the frontpage items (https://docs.moodle.org/29/en/Front_page_settings#Front_page_and_Front_page_items_when_logged_in ). Here it is possible to create one setting for anyone who gets to the front page without logging in to the Moodle site, and another look for only those who have logged into the Moodle site. But these settings can only be applied to the Moodle news items, a list of courses & categories and a list of enrolled courses.
A better and more flexible solution is to use contitional activities – at the official Moodle forums you can find the “Moodle Tip: Show a different front page to guests and logged in users” (https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=268238 ).
For the carousel, you’ll have to modify the theme’s core files. Please contact me via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ) and I can guide you through the necessary steps.

Hi,
thank you very much for your feedback! Great to hear that you like the theme…

Hi,
thanks, I’m very pleased that you like the theme. Regarding your questions: Please contact me again via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ). This way I can answer you in more detail.

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Hi,
yes, the theme supports RTL languages. Please contact me again via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ) and I can send you links to some sample sites (these sites are from my customers, so I don’t want to make them public here…).

Hi,
the bootstrap base theme in Moodle is still based on bootstrap 2.3. Although a base theme for bootstrap 3 is already available, it is not included in the official Moodle download package. So I’m going to stick with the existing bootstrapbase theme. I don’t think that it is a good idea to sell a theme which can’t be installed on a fresh Moodle installation without further plugins that a customer would have to download from moodle.org.

Hi
what exactly do you mean with the different personalization for the courses? Please explain what you would like to know in more detail…

Hi,
what widgets do you have in mind? Please note that this is a Moodle theme, it’s not compatible with WordPress.

Sorry, but I don’t plan to provide access data for an 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. If you want to know how the theme can get customized and how the theme options are set up, you can take a look at the online documentation:
http://redpithemes.com/Documentation/assets/index.html

Hi,
please contact me again via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ). I can send you the HTML contents with instructions how to set them up like on the demo site.

Hi,
the theme allows to load optional Google Fonts. The default font and also the Font Awesome iconset are included in the theme, so if you don’t change these settings, everything should run on https.

Hi, wonder if you can provide tutorial on how to do the front page like the one in preview. and step-by-step to do it thx before

Hi,
I’ve just sent you an email regarding your question.

Hi,
sorry for the delay! Yes, the theme supports RTL languages. Please contact me again via the support tab (http://themeforest.net/item/lambda-responsive-moodle-theme/9442816/support ) and I can send you links to some sample sites (these sites are from my customers, so I don’t want to make them public here…).

Hi,
you can use the multi-language content filter. This is an additional plugin which enables resources to be created in multiple languages. The plugin selects the available language for the current user: By default, Moodle detects a user’s language from their browser setting. https://docs.moodle.org/29/en/Multi-language_content_filter