Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Customize-Moodle-Themes


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    22== Customize Moodle Themes****
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    4 01 - Add Custom Menu
     4==== 01 - Add Custom Menu
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     6Scenario:
     7Assume you need to add a custom menu for BSc - IT courses. "BSc - IT" is the main menu, with two submenus: "Semester 01" and "Semester 02". "Semester 01" has two subjects: "Networking" and "Software Engineering".
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     10===== Steps to Add a Custom Menu in Moodle:
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     121. **Log in to Moodle**:
     13   - Access Moodle with administrative privileges using your credentials.
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     152. **Access Site Administration**:
     16   - Navigate to "Site administration" in the top-right corner of the page.
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     183. **Navigate to Appearance Settings**:
     19   - Under "Site administration," click on the "Appearance" tab.
     20   - Select "Theme settings" or "Theme" depending on your Moodle version.
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     224. **Configure Custom Menu Items**:
     23   - In the "Theme settings" section, locate the "Custom menu items" box.
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     255. **Add Main Menu and Submenus**:
     26   - Enter the menu structure using a specific format to denote main menus and submenus. For this scenario, use the following format:
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     29{{{
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     31     BSc - IT|#
     32     - Semester 01|#
     33     -- Networking| Put here to URL # (network)
     34     -- Software Engineering| Put here to URL #(SE)
     35     - Semester 02|
     36     
     37}}}
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     416. **Save Changes**:
     42   - Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the "Save changes" button to apply the new custom menu.
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     447. **Verify Custom Menu**:
     45   - Go to the main page of your Moodle site to verify that the new custom menu appears as expected.
     46   - Hover over the "BSc - IT" menu to see the submenus for "Semester 01" and "Semester 02", and verify that "Networking" and "Software Engineering" appear under "Semester 01" with the correct links.
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     48By following these steps, you will have created a custom menu for BSc - IT courses with the specified structure, making it easier for users to navigate to the relevant courses.
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