Ever wished your Moodle course landing page looked as polished and engaging as those on Udemy? You’re in the right place! In this guide, we’ll show you exactly how to create a sleek, Udemy-style landing page for your Moodle courses … Find out more
Unlike WordPress, Moodle doesn’t support creating standalone “Pages” out of the box – it only allows you to create “Courses”. Fortunately, there’s a great third-party plugin called Static Pages that makes it easy to add HTML pages to your Moodle … Find out more
Moodle 4.4 has brought some great improvements to the course page design, making it even more intuitive to use. Whether you’re a student or a teacher, these new UI and UX features are designed to improve your learning and teaching … Find out more
Moodle 5 is now well established, building on the modern UX and UI foundation introduced in Moodle 4.x. Recent Moodle 5.x releases continue to improve the experience for both educators and learners, with ongoing performance, accessibility, and interface refinements. If … Find out more
Do you want to use free Google fonts on your Moodle site but are concerned about EU regulation GDPR? If you’re using Moodle Boost theme or a Boost-based theme you can follow the steps in this tutorial to host your … Find out more
If you have installed a Moodle theme or plugin which is not compatible with your Moodle version or no longer needed you can completely remove it from your server and database by following the steps below. Step 1 Log into … Find out more
Moodle 4.x introduced a new secondary navigation system which is located in the course header area right under the course name. The navigation menu items are presented in a tabbed horizontal menu bar and Moodle shows different menu items to … Find out more
Moodle LMS is evolving constantly with improvements and new features. We update our premium Moodle themes on a regular basis to add new features, design improvements and bug fixes. If you’re using one of our premium Moodle themes, you can … Find out more
By default, Moodle shows course teacher(s) in the course description area right under the course summary. If you don’t want to display the teacher(s) in the course description area you can easily hide the information via Moodle’s settings page. Moodle … Find out more
By default, Moodle shows a “Get the mobile app” link to site visitors and it points to Moodle’s official app downloading page. Our premium Moodle themes place the link in the site footer area. Moodle’s default theme Boost places the … Find out more
Our latest Moodle theme Edutor comes with ten professionally designed sections you can add to your site’s front page. All of the sections can be easily configured and customised to meet the marketing and branding needs of any corporate training … Find out more
Moodle 4.0 allows site admin to group courses into categories. A typical Moodle course category’s URL uses the following format: https://yourmoodlesite.com/course/index.php?categoryid=1 (the number at the end of the URL corresponds to the course category’s id) In our latest premium Moodle … Find out more
