Thanks bawolff, this get's us there. James, do you have a link to a working example - to help me consider lobbying the administrators of Moodle here?
On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 2:32 PM, James Neill <[email protected]> wrote: > Maybe also try this a Moodle plug-in for displaying Wikiversity pages - it > is pretty simple and seems to work > > https://moodle.org/plugins/view.php?plugin=filter_wikiversity > > Display is dynamic then, no need to copy/paste etc. > > > On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 11:59 AM, Leigh Blackall > <[email protected]>wrote: > >> For those of you still playing with your Moodle, I wondered if this >> method has potential. Copy the source html code of the mobile view of any >> of the big Wikis, and paste it into a Moodle page. >> >> I'm really liking the mobile view of the Wikis, in fact, I prefer it. >> Take a look at the simplicity: >> https://en.m.wikiversity.org/wiki/Creating_accessible_courses >> >> >> 1. View a Wikiversity page >> 2. Insert an "m." between the "en." and the "wikiversity.org..." >> 3. Use your browser to view page source html and copy paste it all in >> a Moodle page through the html edit view >> 4. Now, how to fix the links? >> >> >> So, the search box and the icons don't work, and internal links come over >> as relative links, so are broken in Moodle. But a simple find and replace >> text should fix them.. or anly use external links in the wiki. Deleting the >> search box and the user icons, breaks the style for the section drop downs. >> If anyone has a go at this, please share back your methods. >> >> -- >> -- >> Leigh Blackall <http://about.me/leighblackall> >> +61(0)404561009 >> >> >> > -- -- Leigh Blackall <http://about.me/leighblackall> +61(0)404561009
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