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  1. Moodle app
  2. MOBILE-4187

Add CSS classes to distinguish sites for multi-site custom apps

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    • 4.2.0
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      1. Enter a site: ie master demo site.
      2. Open the Developer tools and check html tag classes
      3. Class must contain the domain name of the site replacing dots (.) with hyphens . If it has paths: double hyphen in between prefixed with url-:
        ie: http://foo.bar/foo/bar > url-foo-bar-foo-bar
      4. Change site and check the previous domain is not in class names but the new one is.
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      Enter a site: ie master demo site. Open the Developer tools and check html tag classes Class must contain the domain name of the site replacing dots (.) with hyphens . If it has paths: double hyphen in between prefixed with url-: ie: http://foo.bar/foo/bar > url-foo-bar -foo-bar Change site and check the previous domain is not in class names but the new one is.
    • MOODLE_401_STABLE
    • MOODLE_402_STABLE
    • Moodle App 4.2.0

      Currently Moodle LMS adds the site URL as a class on the body, we should do the same in the Moodle app to allow to customise differently each site of multi-site custom apps.

      It seems that Moodle LMS replace dots and slashes with "-" (see private comment with an example)

            pferre22 Pau Ferrer
            jleyva Juan Leyva
            Noel De Martin Noel De Martin
            Juan Leyva Juan Leyva
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