Snap is a Moodle theme that makes online learning an enjoyable and intuitive experience for learners and educators. https://moodle.org/plugins/theme_snap
Snap’s user-friendly design removes barriers to online learning, enabling you to create the modern, engaging experience users expect on the web today. Its intuitive layout is optimised for online learning, focusing on the things that matter - your learning activities and content.
Snap’s easy to use navigation gives users an elegant way to perform frequent tasks - all your courses, deadlines, messages and feedback are always one click or tap away to save you time.
Working seamlessly across every device - from desktop to mobile, Snap’s responsive Twitter Bootstrap based framework provides a consistent, professional experience for learning whenever and wherever you want to learn.
This plugin was contributed by the Open LMS Product Development team. Open LMS is an education technology company dedicated to bringing excellent online teaching to institutions across the globe. We serve colleges and universities, schools and organizations by supporting the software that educators use to manage and deliver instructional content to learners in virtual classrooms.
Extract the contents of the plugin into /wwwroot/theme then visit admin/upgrade.php or use the CLI script to upgrade your site.
Built with Bootstrap 4, Sass, and jQuery.
Copyright (c) 2021 Open LMS (https://www.openlms.net)
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This section documents the Snap configuration flags. These flags have the form
$CFG->theme_snap_flag_name, where flag_name is replaced by the name
of the flag. These flags are accessed with the global configuration object
$CFG.
The configuration flags are presented here in alphabetical order.
The purpose of this flag is to disable selected Activities from being shown in the Deadlines feed in the Snap Feeds. This does not disable individual Activities but rather this disables Activities by their type. For example, you can use this flag to disable Assignment and Quiz activities from being shown in the Deadlines feed.
This flag is set as an array of strings:
$CFG->theme_snap_disable_deadline_mods = ['assign', 'quiz']means that both Assignment and Quiz Activities will not be shown in the Deadlines feed. Note in this usage, that there is no prefix being used. For example, to disable the componentmod_label, it should be done as$CFG->theme_snap_disable_deadline_mods = ['label'], without the prefixmod_.
This flag is an auxiliary flag that should only be used for testing. Its purpose is to skip over Course Module checks when refreshing the Deadlines cache.
This flag is set as a boolean value:
$CFG->theme_snap_include_cm_checks_in_deadlines_task = truemeans that Course Module checks are skipped.$CFG->theme_snap_include_cm_checks_in_deadlines_task = falsemeans that Course Module checks are performed.
The purpose of this flag is to set the maximum amount of concurrent Deadline queries. An exception is thrown if the amount of concurrent Deadline queries is above this number. By default this maximum amount is equal to the PHP constant INF which means infinite concurrent Deadline queries.
This flag is set as an integer:
$CFG->theme_snap_max_concurrent_deadline_queries = 700means that 700 concurrent Deadline queries can be performed at a maximum.
The purpose of this flag is to set the relative date of the last login, from which the refresh Deadlines cache task will be executed. By default this is set to six months in the past.
This flag is set as a string:
$CFG->theme_snap_refresh_deadlines_last_login = '2 weeks 1 hour ago'means that the Deadlines feed will be refreshed for users whose last login is dated 2 weeks and 1 hour ago, or more time in the past. Notice in this usage, that the string complies with PHP's relative datetime format.
The purpose of this flag is to set a maximum duration for the refresh Deadlines
cache task, in seconds. By default this duration is of 6 hours. This flag can
be used along with the flag $CFG->theme_snap_refresh_deadlines_last_login.
This flag is set as an integer:
$CFG->theme_snap_refresh_deadlines_max_duration = 10800means that the refresh Deadlines cache task can take up to 3 hours to be executed. The task stops if this amount of time passes.