[Xerte] Re: change appearance of XOTand LOs

[Pat Lockley]

you can change some of the logos in management.php (for the editor and
login pages)

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 11:46 AM, Oliver Haslam <Oliver.Haslam at uwe.ac.uk> wrote:
> Hi
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> I’ve been asked to look into how we could change the appearance of our
> installation of XOT so it is in keeping with the university’s ‘look and
> feel’. I suppose we’d want to change the XOT interface to include our logo
> and colour scheme to start with. Could we also change the default colour
> scheme of the LOs produced – but keep the options to have the other colour
> schemes (high contrast etc.)
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> What (stylesheets etc.) would need to be changed? Can anyone provide
> guidance or point me towards some info on this?
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> Many thanks
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> Oli
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