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erroneous CSS rule in organgewhite hides Ajax "move sections" haircross

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Closed Closed
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Fixed
  • Affects Version/s: 1.9.10
  • Fix Version/s: None
  • Component/s: Themes
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  • Difficulty:
    Easy
  • Affected Branches:
    MOODLE_19_STABLE

Description

erroneous CSS rule in organgewhite hides Ajax "move sections" haircross
theme developer : please remove
#course-view .section .left a {
display:none
}
from theme/orangewhite/styles_layout.css file

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Mary Evans added a comment -

Since Moodle default is that AJAX should be disabled during course editing,
I would have thought, in these circumstances, that this request is not negotiable.

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Mary Evans added a comment - Since Moodle default is that AJAX should be disabled during course editing, I would have thought, in these circumstances, that this request is not negotiable.
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Glenys Hanson added a comment -

Then why is it different for other themes? I don't find it a huge problem: I just switch to the standard theme, move around my sections and then switch back to orangewhite.

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Glenys Hanson added a comment - Then why is it different for other themes? I don't find it a huge problem: I just switch to the standard theme, move around my sections and then switch back to orangewhite.
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Joseph Rézeau added a comment -

@Mary : I do not understand what you mean by "this request is not negotiable". Do you mean you agree with my request or reject it?
@Glenys : of course, switching themes is a workaround, but not a terribly user-friendly one.

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Joseph Rézeau added a comment - @Mary : I do not understand what you mean by "this request is not negotiable". Do you mean you agree with my request or reject it? @Glenys : of course, switching themes is a workaround, but not a terribly user-friendly one.
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Mary Evans added a comment -

@Joseph I was just stating a fact that in the AJAX settings page, the recommendations are that AJAX be disabled during a course's main editing page. If you do this, and don't change the default settings, then you can't move anything in the course pages anyway, other than the side blocks. I was alluding to the fact that if this is so then the need to have this blotted out might be a design feature of this theme, and therefore no one has any say in the matter. I'm just concerned that this is here for a reason.

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Mary Evans added a comment - @Joseph I was just stating a fact that in the AJAX settings page, the recommendations are that AJAX be disabled during a course's main editing page. If you do this, and don't change the default settings, then you can't move anything in the course pages anyway, other than the side blocks. I was alluding to the fact that if this is so then the need to have this blotted out might be a design feature of this theme, and therefore no one has any say in the matter. I'm just concerned that this is here for a reason.
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Joseph Rézeau added a comment -

Mary "I'm just concerned that this is here for a reason."
Well, then let's hear what that theme's developer has to say...

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Joseph Rézeau added a comment - Mary "I'm just concerned that this is here for a reason." Well, then let's hear what that theme's developer has to say...
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Glenys Hanson added a comment -

According to PULL-621 this has been fixed.

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Glenys Hanson added a comment - According to PULL-621 this has been fixed.

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