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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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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Static framework
Introduction In my previous posts about using Hugo we’ve been creating a statically generated website. In this post, we’ll look
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Static shortcodes
In my previous posts about using Hugo we’ve been creating a statically generated website. In this post, we’ll look ‘Shortcodes’.
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Moodle Theme design courses
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Static images
Introduction In my last previous about using Hugo to create a statically generated website, I stated that the next part
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Moodle Theme design courses
Book Level 1 and Level 2 together for a $100 discount !
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Icons, Words, Accessibility and Learning
hen Emma Richardson posted the words “I do like the new Edit Mode button (especially the wording – nice job UX team!) – it makes much more sense to me to have it where it is and it will make it easier for the teachers to understand the purpose I think.” on the Moodle themes forum. This got me thinking again about the ‘Edit button’ and how it has been improved in M4.0 by Bas Brands in MDL-71610. In improving my Foundation theme, I’d decided to remove the ‘Edit mode’ words on the screen because of the space it took up, when once you know what it is, then you don’t need the description. Or do you? In this post I’ll consider this point.
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Moodle Theme design course discounts
Book Level 1 and Level 2 together for a $100 discount !
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