Static adjustment
Last time in the series on Hugo, we looked at publishing, in this post we’ll conclude for now with our
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Author: Gareth Barnard
Static publishing
Last time in the series on Hugo, we looked at translation, in this post we’ll continue with our site and
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Network fonts
Introduction Ever wanted to change the font of your Moodle installation, but don’t want to change the code? If so,
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Static translate
Last time in the series on Hugo, we looked at using the ‘Bootstrap’ framework, in this post we’ll continue with
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Subsections
In Moodle 4.5, ‘Sub sections’ were added to the core functionality in MDL-81765. In this post I’ll give an overview
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Debugging SCSS
Introduction You’re customising your Moodle site using CSS / SCSS, perhaps with a plugin or in theme, then suddenly your
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Settings transfer
Introduction A long time ago, seven and a half years or so, when I was involved with and maintaining the
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Added value
Introduction We discover, we learn, we develop our skills that help us to achieve in this world, in our society.
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What is a developer?
In our world these days we interact with advanced machines, machines that are the result of centuries of human tool development. They are complex and require careful configuration to ensure that they operate in the way we intend them to do so. There are many ‘configurations’ with varying levels of complexity. Take the software that runs on the machine, that is a ‘configuration’ that is instructions that tell the machine what to do, and yet that has a ‘configuration’ too, a set of values associated with the particular operational functionality of the software, the settings. Hopefully that configuration you can manage yourself from the information provided to you by the developer (or via a technical writer) on what each setting does. But what of the actual software? How is this created? What is this mysterious person ‘The Developer’?
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