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Make Moodle Main Content Full Width – GreaseMonkey User Script
A theme in an installation of Moodle was broken. The content was shown in a keyhole, surrounded by large white sorrow borders. This GreaseMonkey userscript fixes the issue. It overrides some CSS styles on target pages. You can use it … Continue reading
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Tagged backticks, beta, bug, bug bypass, EcmaScript 6, ES6, GreaseMonkey, JavaScript, Moodle
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Write Moodle Quiz Quickly – Import Plain Text GIFT Format
Write your whole Moodle quiz in plain text, then upload. Which on of the following is correct: a, b or c? A simple quiz is a quick way to test simple stuff. But creating a quiz using Moodle web interface … Continue reading
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Tagged Moodle, pick, plain text, productivity, quiz, teacher
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